Leah McGlauchlin Mba/Mpp

Leah McGlauchlin has a diverse work experience that spans various industries and roles. Most recently, they are the Director at the Bay Area Entrepreneur Center. Prior to that, they worked as the Associate Director of Business Services at the Children's Council of San Francisco, where they created impactful programming, designed an entrepreneurship program for women, and developed partnerships with other agencies. Leah also has experience as a Consultant for women-owned small business start-ups and as a Consultant for the City of Emeryville, where they implemented and analyzed labor ordinances. Leah has also worked as a Research Associate and Project Manager at the Center for Socially Responsible Business, conducting research and analyzing data on topics such as local food procurement and minimum wage ordinances. Earlier in their career, Leah was the Program Manager at Project EAT, where they created a community health leadership program, and the Program Developer at Regional Occupational Programming, CPAA High School, where they created workforce development and service-learning programs.

Leah McGlauchlin holds an MBA/MPP degree from Mills College, Lorry I. Lokey Graduate School of Business. Leah pursued this degree without specifying the start and end years. Prior to that, they obtained a Master of Business Administration (MBA)/MPP degree from Mills College in 2017. Leah'sfield of study for this degree was Food Policy and Business. Leah also holds a Bachelor's degree in Conservation and Resource Studies, which they completed at the University of California, Berkeley between 2001 and 2004.

In addition to their formal education, Leah McGlauchlin has obtained certifications in Lean Agent from SixSigma.us in November 2020 and Scrum Master Certified (SMC) from Cprime Learning in March 2019.