Julie Willmot has a diverse work experience that spans several industries. Julie started their career in 1984 as an Intern/Operator at the Passaic Valley Water Commission, where they operated and controlled plant machinery and equipment to ensure safe water quality. Julie then moved on to work as an Assistant News Editor at the Times of Trenton newspaper from 1989 to 2006. In this role, they were responsible for assisting with news editing tasks. In 2006, they joined Mercer County as the Director of Communications and Public Affairs, leading the county's internal and external messaging strategies. Julie held this position for an undisclosed period of time. In 2010, Julie became the Publicity Chairperson for Boy Scout Troop 28 in Lawrenceville, New Jersey, where they served until 2017.
Julie Willmot's education history includes a Master of Arts (MA) degree in Business Communications from Rider University and a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in Journalism and Public Relations, also from Rider University. Julie has also attended Harvard Kennedy School, although the specific degree and field of study are not provided.
In terms of additional certifications, Julie has completed the "Leading Through the Changing Media Landscape" program from Harvard Kennedy School Executive Education in February 2022. Julie has also obtained certifications in various areas such as crisis leadership, disaster mitigation plans, emergency management, public information, and disaster management for public services, among others. The institutions providing these certifications include FEMA and TEEX. The specific months and years of when these certifications were obtained are not mentioned.
August, 2006 - present