Becky Ludwick serves as Vice President of Public Policy for PPC, overseeing policy development and implementation and representing the organization before federal and state government, with a focus on the Governor’s office and state agencies. She also collaborates with partners across Pennsylvania and other states through coalitions that advance children’s well-being and healthy development.
Before assuming this role, Becky spent two years as PPC’s Health Policy Director. She joined the organization in April 2018 after nearly 12 years in various roles within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Her last role in state service was directing the School-Based ACCESS Program at the Department of Human Services, managing more than $150 million in annual Medicaid funding for school-based health services for special education students.
Her previous experience includes serving as Deputy Policy Director in former Governor Tom Corbett’s administration, where she worked on early childhood and K–12 education, environmental issues, government reform, health care, and human services. She also worked on several statewide political campaigns, serving as Coalitions Director for both gubernatorial and attorney general races.
Becky holds a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science/Applied Public Policy from West Chester University. She lives in Harrisburg with her husband, two daughters, and two cats who are convinced they run the house.