Jingjing Li is an Associate Partner at DGA-Albright Stonebridge Group, a founding member of DGA Group, and is based in Washington, D.C. As a member of the firm’s China practice, she advises clients on regulatory challenges and business strategies in China.    

Leveraging her background in improving key areas of development outcomes with non-profit healthcare organizations and Chinese government, Ms. Li helps clients navigate the complex healthcare and business landscapes in China. She was most recently an International Project Manager at Health Care Without Harm, where she led the global project management of the Sustainable Health in Procurement Project (SHiPP), a partnership with the United Nations Development Programme, aimed to transform global healthcare supply chains by developing sustainable procurement practices along international standards.  Previously, she was a Program Officer and Financial Compliance Officer for International Grants at Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids, where she managed the grants portfolio for Asia and Eastern Europe.

Ms. Li began her career in Beijing, working as an International Program Officer at the China National Health Development and Research Center within the Ministry of Health. There, she facilitated and managed international relationships, research and knowledge exchange. She also served as a Project Coordinator for the China Health Economics Association (CHEA).  

Ms. Li received her B.A. in laws from Hunan University and her LL.M. in international law and world order from the University of Reading. She is fluent in Mandarin Chinese.