Hadassah Lieberman has built a distinguished career centered on health advocacy, nonprofit leadership, and international relations. After earning her Bachelor of Arts in Government and Dramatics from Boston University in 1970, she furthered her education with a Master’s degree in International Relations from Northeastern University. Lieberman began her professional journey as a research analyst at Lehman Brothers, where she honed her analytical skills before transitioning to a director role at Pfizer, focusing on policy, planning, and communications. Her tenure at the National Research Council as a senior program officer allowed her to influence educational standards and health issues on a national scale.

Throughout her career, Lieberman has been a passionate advocate for women’s health and immigrant rights. She has served on various national nonprofit councils and boards, contributing her expertise to organizations dedicated to improving health outcomes and educational opportunities. Her work with APCO Associates and Hill & Knowlton further solidified her role in the healthcare sector, where she provided strategic counsel to major pharmaceutical companies, enhancing their public affairs initiatives.

In addition to her professional accomplishments, Lieberman has been actively involved in community service and advocacy. She chaired the Ambassador’s Ball for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society and served as an Honorary Board Member for the Society for Women’s Health Research. Her commitment to social causes is evident in her efforts to promote international understanding and support for Jewish heritage.

Lieberman gained national recognition during her husband’s vice-presidential campaign in 2000, where she made significant contributions to the campaign’s outreach efforts. Today, she continues to inspire audiences with her compelling narratives about her family’s journey and her dedication to health diplomacy, making her a sought-after speaker on women’s health and community engagement.