Judith Arnoff serves as President of J. U. Arnoff & Associates, Inc., consultants to the generic pharmaceutical industry in the areas of planning, analysis, and communication. She received a Bachelor of Science degree from Temple University School of Pharmacy and a Master of Business Administration degree from Temple’s Fox School of Business. She began her career as a hospital pharmacist.

In 1974, she joined Hikma Pharmaceuticals USA as Manager of Technical Services. After holding several positions of increasing importance within the organization, Arnoff became Vice President of Administration, a position she held from 1981 until 1985. Following her tenure at Elkins-Sinn, she joined Marvin Samson in his start-up company, Marsam Pharmaceuticals Inc. as its Vice President, helping to build this organization from scratch to about $100 million in sales from 1985 to 1998. After the sale of Marsam to Schein Pharmaceuticals, Arnoff established her consulting practice.

She has been active on the Temple University School of Pharmacy Alumni Association Board and served as its president from 1998 to 2000. In 1992 and 1993, she was elected as the first female president of the Philadelphia Drug Exchange (PDE), the oldest active trade association in the U.S. She also has been a member of the Board of Visitors of the Temple University School of Pharmacy and the Samson College of Health Sciences.

Having been a recipient of a scholarship from the American Foundation for Pharmaceutical Education, Judy and her husband, Larry, established the Arnoff Endowed Scholarship at TUSP as a means of providing a similar benefit to students of the School.