Latoya Wilson is a consultant and the founder of WCPC. She partners with innovative economic development and sustainability sectors to design project-based, interactive career pathway projects aimed at youth and young adults. These initiatives help introduce the next generation to advanced strategies and careers that contribute to local and regional initiatives. Latoya also works as an Adjunct Instructor at Middlesex College and teaches in K-12 school districts on a per diem basis.

Ms. Wilson brings more than 15 years of expertise as a workforce development advisor, connecting community colleges, NJ One Stops, the Department of Labor, and local businesses. She has analyzed strategies for cities to enhance workforce policies that support objectives of economic development. With her strong policy background, Ms. Wilson has been appointed to her township’s Planning Board as well as her County’s Workforce Development Board. At the same time, she understands that inspiring innovative career interest in these fields should begin in K-12 education.

Ms. Wilson holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration from Georgia State University and a Master’s in Public Administration from the University of Baltimore. She has also completed numerous training programs focused on Economic Development, Planning Initiatives, Climate Change, Sustainability Strategies, and Curriculum Development for K-14 institutions.