Background
Cope, James Dudley was born on April 22, 1932 in Nelsonville, Ohio, United States. Son of James Wesley Cope.
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James Dudley Cope
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Bachelor, Denison University, 1954. Student, Institute Organization Management, Yale University, 1959.
Career
Executive director Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association, Columbus, 1957—1961. Corporation secretary Nonprescription Drug Manufacturer Association, Washington, 1961—1966, vice president, secretary, 1966—1967, executive vice president, 1967—1973, president, 1973—1999, name changed to Consumer Healthcare Products Association, Washington, 1999. Retired, 1999
President National Conference Pharmaceutical Organization, Washington, 1975, 83, 88, 98.
Board overseers University California School Pharmacy, San Francisco, 1997-2000. Executive vice president advisory committee American Association Colleges Pharmacy. Lecturer government and legislation process.
Lecturer in crisis management.
Membership
President Glen Mar Park Civic Association, Bethesda, Maryland, 1963. President board trustees Faith United Methodist Church, Rockville, Maryland, 1978. Board directors Council on Family Health, New York City, 1967-1999, Children's Hospital, 1968-1976, Fine Arts Cuild of the Rockies, 2002^.
Volunteer Rocky Mountain Park, 2003^. President Stanley Views Homeowners Association, Estes Park, Colorado, 2004^. Corporal, United States Army, 1954-1956.
Member of National Association Executives (president 1984), World Self-Medication Industry (vice chairman 1979-1986, 1989-1999), Greater Washington Society Association Executives, American Society Association Executives (board directors 1979-1982), Denison University Alumni Association, Metropolitan Club (New York City), Sky Club (New York City), Congressional Country Club (Potomac, Maryland), Metropolitan Club (Washington).
Connections
Married Katherine Clark (Bealle), July 9, 1994.
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Political Party
Republican
Awards
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Recipient Achievement medal Alpha Zeta Omega, 1960, Alumni citation Denison University, 1979, Food and Drug Administration Commissioner special citation, 1987, 99. Named Man of Year, American Druggist, 1959.Recipient Achievement medal Alpha Zeta Omega, 1960, Alumni citation Denison University, 1979, Food and Drug Administration Commissioner special citation, 1987, 99. Named Man of Year, American Druggist, 1959.