Strategic Advisory
Clarity for
Complex Systems.
Systems fail when they prioritize abstract architecture over the actual people within them. Solentis Strategy brings the analytical rigor of biomedical science to the messiness of institutional governance. We identify the structural gaps where data and design stop matching the reality of human experience, whether in healthcare, educational policy, or nonprofit architecture.
By reconciling institutional design with the needs of the individual, we build adaptive frameworks that ensure systems actually perform. Our work spans the full spectrum of complexity, from navigating the friction of special education bureaucracy to improving the performance of public sector institutions.
Global Advisory Network
Decades of Experience.
Global Perspective.
Solentis Strategy leverages decades of experience in science, education, and nonprofit leadership to address complex institutional challenges. Solutions require more than technical knowledge—they demand a perspective shaped by multiple disciplines, global contexts, and hands-on management of projects and initiatives across diverse settings.
Dr. Jia-Jing Lee brings a unique vantage point, informed by years of cross-continental experience and leadership in nonprofit and educational initiatives worldwide. This perspective enables the identification of hidden gaps, anticipation of systemic friction, and the design of strategies that are practical, resilient, and human-centered. Every recommendation is grounded in a real-world context, culturally aware, and attentive to the people and communities it serves.
Ph.D.
Medicine Science, Karolinska Institutet
4+
Institutional languages & contexts
3
Service Pillars across critical domains
MA
State-Appointed Legal SESP Authority
The Solentis Approach
Engineering Systems for High-Fidelity Reality.
Most systems don’t fail because of bad intentions. They fail because the people designing them can only see part of the picture.
Dr. Jia-Jing Lee sees the whole picture and the gaps between the parts.
With a foundation in biomedical science, cross-sector experience spanning translational research, education policy, and nonprofit governance, and a cross-cultural perspective shaped by living and working across multiple linguistic and institutional contexts, she brings something rare to complex problems: the ability to see how everything connects, and precisely where it doesn’t.
Solentis Strategy exists to close those gaps — in organizations, systems, and policy. Dr. Lee leads all engagements personally, drawing on a network of specialists as each project requires.
Principle 01
Margins-to-Center Logic
Solutions begin with the most complex “outliers”, from rare genetic profiles to high-stakes humanitarian scenarios. Designing for the hardest cases first results in systems that are naturally more resilient, scalable, and effective for everyone.
Principle 02
Data Alignment
Bridging the gap between technical data and institutional action is essential. Genomic, neuropsychological, operational, or legal data is translated into actionable frameworks, ensuring alignment between evidence, policy, and implementation.
Principle 03
Precision Performance
Systems are designed for real individuals, not the “average” user. By integrating mental well-being and cultural context into strategy, efficiency and human dignity are strengthened together. Well-being is not optional; it drives sustainable outcomes.
Service Pillars
Where Rigorous Science
Meets Institutional Action.
Pillar 01
Genomics & Translational Strategy
Strategic Advisory for Biotech, Pharma, and Public Health Agencies
- Patient-Centric Translation: Moving genomic data out of the lab and into actionable strategies that make sense for institutions and patient communities.
- Genomic Literacy: Turning specialized research into usable evidence for organizations through clear, high-stakes communication.
- Public Health & Rare Disease Strategy: Advising on how clinical, educational, and governmental systems can better support individuals with rare conditions and complex biological profiles.
Pillar 02
Institutional & Systems Architecture
Governance and Structural Design for Nonprofits, Foundations, and Global NGOs
- Organizational Redesign: Reviewing mission-driven organizations to improve how they operate and ensure long-term alignment between goals and execution.
- Global Systems Strategy: Designing structures that support international collaboration, cross-cultural work, and distributed expert teams.
- Human-Centered Design: Strategic planning for initiatives focused on mental health, cultural preservation, and meaningful community engagement.
Pillar 03
Precision Educational Advocacy
High-Stakes Strategic Support for School Districts, State Agencies, and Families
- Policy Reform: Analyzing state mandates and institutional standards to see where they fail neurodivergent students and real-world classrooms.
- Strategic Advocacy: Translating clinical and neuropsychological data into IEPs and 504 plans that school districts can actually implement.
- Systems Audits: Working with families and districts to find the “bottlenecks” that prevent a student’s environment from matching their biological needs.
A portion of Dr. Lee’s time is reserved for pro bono support for families navigating complex educational and systemic challenges.
Solentis Strategy provides high-level strategic advisory and educational advocacy based on rigorous scientific research. Dr. Jia-Jing Lee holds a Ph.D. in Medicine Science (Genetics).
The firm does not provide medical diagnosis, clinical genetic counseling, or legal advice.
Dr. Jia-Jing Lee, Ph.D.
The Principal
Dr. Jia-Jing Lee
The Intersection of Science, Strategy, and Systemic Advocacy
Dr. Jia-Jing Lee is a Medical Scientist and Systems Strategist operating at the transition point between high-abstraction theory and grounded human advocacy. With a Ph.D. from Karolinska Institutet and postdoctoral research at Harvard Medical School, her background in Human Genetics and Translational Biomedical Research provides the analytical foundation for every Solentis Strategy engagement.
Beyond the laboratory, Dr. Lee is a seasoned architect of mission-driven systems. As the Founding President of a globally active 501(c)(3), she orchestrates international collaborations between multidisciplinary experts to produce high-impact digital and educational initiatives centered on humanity and cross-cultural philosophy. Her approach is informed not only by professional experience but also by personal engagement with diverse learning pathways, giving her a unique perspective on designing systems that effectively serve all learners.
Nonprofit Architecture & Governance
Her governance-level insights are further informed by her roles as a Board Member for a major international philanthropic foundation and a U.S.-based cultural preservation fund. This dual perspective—managing the complexities of global grantmaking alongside targeted institutional scaling—allows her to advise clients on the unique structural requirements of both multinational missions and community-driven growth.
Executive Leadership at a Glance:
Global Oversight
Proven capacity to manage high-intelligence, multi-disciplinary networks across scientific and philanthropic sectors.
State-Appointed Legal Authority
Appointed by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to serve as legal advocate and decision-maker for children with disabilities who have no parent able to represent them—a role requiring state vetting that carries formal legal standing in the special education process.
Cross-Cultural Literacy
Strategic navigation of English, Mandarin, Cantonese, and Malay institutional contexts.
Grounded Educational Perspective
Insights into diverse learning pathways inform advocacy, systems design, and strategic recommendations for education institutions and nonprofit initiatives.
The Solentis Roadmap
Thinking at the
Edge of Systems.
The Solentis Roadmap is a Substack publication where Dr. Lee explores the intersection of genomics, institutional governance, and precision advocacy. Each essay translates complex systemic thinking into frameworks practitioners can use.
The Roadmap serves as a platform for policy briefs and position papers on special education reform, genomics in public health, and institutional governance—available for citation, legislative reference, and press inquiry.
See Full Roadmap on Substack
Not Lowering Standards, But Rethinking the Bar
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A Scientist’s Critique of the MCAS: What My Daughter Taught Me About Systemic Failure
Applying a translational research lens to the broken feedback loops in our schools—and how we can re-architect the way we measure human potential.…
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Solentis Strategy provides high-level strategic advisory and educational advocacy based on rigorous scientific research. Dr. Jia-Jing Lee holds a Ph.D. in Medicine Science (Genetics). The firm does not provide medical diagnosis, clinical genetic counseling, or legal advice.
A portion of Dr. Lee’s practice is dedicated to supporting families and institutions navigating complex educational or systemic challenges.
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