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The First Lady of Wayne State University, Jacqueline Wilson, is a former energy consultant for Schneider Electric, a global leader in energy management.  She also spent more than two decades in corporate sales for AT&T and WorldCom.  Today she manages Wayne State's HIGH program to combat homelessness, owns her own clothing line, and still has time to be an outstanding mom to her pampered pooch, Quincey.  Listen in on her thoughts on a number of topics as she imparts her own wisdom, to empower others as they navigate their own journeys as budding professionals.

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The First Lady of Wayne State University, Jacqueline Wilson, is a former energy consultant for Schneider Electric, a global leader in energy management. She also spent more than two decades in corporate sales for AT&T and WorldCom. Today she manages Wayne State's HIGH program to combat homelessness, owns her own clothing line, and still has time to be an outstanding mom to her pampered pooch, Quincey. Listen in on her thoughts on a number of topics as she imparts her own wisdom, to empower others as they navigate their own journeys as budding professionals.

The First Lady of Wayne State University, Jacqueline Wilson, is a former energy consultant for Schneider Electric, a global leader in energy management.  She also spent more than two decades in corporate sales for AT&amp;T and WorldCom.  Today she manages Wayne State's HIGH program to combat homelessness, owns her own clothing line, and still has time to be an outstanding mom to her pampered pooch, Quincey.  Listen in on her thoughts on a number of topics as she imparts her own wisdom, to empower others as they navigate their own journeys as budding professionals.

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