News & Articles.
Welcome to the News & Articles Section of Wendy Mitchell Consulting (WMC), where we spotlight our accomplishments and coverage, share insights from our thought leaders, and highlight the tangible impact our work has on policy, communities, and industries.
Here, we document all news because positive stories don't always reach the headlines.
Latest Articles.
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Do you like me? (Guess what, I don’t care)
Author: Wendy Mitchell
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Leveraging Emotional Intelligence for Women's Leadership in Politics and Public Service
Author: Wendy Mitchell & Jamillah Moore, Ed.D.
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Gender Leadership: The Importance of Mentoring Women are still underrepresented in top leadership positions.
Author:Jamillah Moore, Ed.D
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Emotional Intelligence as a ladder to success.
Incorporating strategic vulnerability into your leadership approach requires a delicate balance.
News Coverage.
Governor Newsom of California has announced the appointment of Wendy Mitchell to the Medical Board of California.
Q&A: What’s next for Santa Anita after threat to sell the track? Could it really close?
California Coastal Commissioners Wendy Mitchell, left, and Effie Turnbull-Sanders listen to speakers at a meeting in Morro Bay, where the panel voted Feb. 10 to fire Executive Director Charles Lester. (Al Seib / Los Angeles Times)
Wendy Mitchell was ranked in the Top 100 by CA Capitol Weekly.
Excerpt: Mitchell played a central role in a bruising internal power struggle at the agency earlier this year over replacing commission Director Charles Lester. Mitchell later cited “numerous management and administrative issues” with the agency’s leadership, but critics charged that Lester’s ouster was orchestrated by developers and other business interests. In Friday’s letter to Brown, Mitchell wrote, “Like you, I believe that sometimes the job of leadership is not to tell the people what they want to hear but in doing what needs to be done. “I’m proud to have served with my fellow commissioners who made tough decisions and did so with the best of intentions, even when it cost them personally and politically, because they believed what they were doing was best for the California Coast,” she wrote.
In 2016, departing her role with California Coastal Commission.