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Capitol Hill Consulting Group (CHCG) is excited to welcome Yujin Lee to the firm as the newest Senior Vice President.

“We are thrilled that Yujin is joining the CHCG team. Her experience on and off the Hill has made her a trusted and insightful voice on key issues before the Energy and Commerce Committee,” said Brian Sutter, CEO of Capitol Hill Consulting Group. “We are excited for Yujin to bring her leadership skills and unique perspectives to CHCG and know that she will offer key insights and impacts for all of our clients.”

Yujin joined CHCG from Rep. Rob Menendez’s (D-NJ) office, where she served as Chief of Staff. She has worked for four members of the New Jersey congressional delegation. As Rep. Menendez’s Chief of Staff, Yujin helped the Congressman secure a seat on the House Energy and Commerce Committee, where he now serves on the Energy, Environment, and Communications and Technology Subcommittees. During her tenure as Chief of Staff, Rep. Menendez also served in Congressional Hispanic Caucus leadership as the Vice Chair of Policy.

Prior to joining Rep. Menendez’s office, Yujin was a member of CVS Health’s federal affairs team, where she helped advance the company’s federal advocacy agenda. She worked extensively on issues related to Medicare Advantage, prescription drug pricing, and Medicaid. While at CVS, Yujin also helped prepare company executives to testify before the House Oversight Committee and coordinated responses to numerous congressional oversight letters.

Previously, Yujin served as then-Rep. Andy Kim’s (D-NJ) first Legislative Director, advising the Congressman on a range of issues, including health care, tax, trade, and matters before the Select Committee on the Coronavirus Crisis. Before joining Rep. Kim’s office, she was a policy advisor to Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman (D-NJ), where she advised the Congresswoman on matters before the House Oversight Committee, as well as labor and trade policy. Yujin began her career as a district-based assistant to Rep. Rush Holt (D-NJ).

She holds a degree in international relations from Lehigh University and serves as a board member of the New Jersey State Society.