Tony Lodge is an accomplished individual with a diverse educational background that includes studies in Business, Economics, Organizational Leadership, Health Promotion, Biology, Occupational Safety, and Homeland Security among others.

His academic journey includes degrees from prestigious institutions like Georgetown University, Harvard Kennedy School, and Western Kentucky University, where he obtained his Masters in Public Administration, Masters in Organizational Leadership, and various Bachelor's degrees.

Throughout his career, Tony has held significant roles such as Vice President at Sun Scholars, Director at First Focus, and various positions at Harvard University including Harvard Venture Program Fellow and Research Assistant for Professor Mark Fagan.

He has also been involved in a range of organizations and initiatives, from serving as a Field Organizer for political campaigns to working as a Community Organizer for the Council of Korean Americans and the National Housing Trust.

Tony Lodge's professional experience extends to roles in government, academia, non-profit organizations, and advocacy groups, showcasing his expertise in public leadership, research, community development, and legislative analysis.