Yolanda Mitchell is a seasoned electrical engineer based in Syracuse, New York, with extensive experience in the utility industry. Her expertise encompasses power plants, smart grids, and control systems design. Currently serving as a senior engineer at National Grid, Yolanda plays a pivotal role in workforce development initiatives, including acting as a liaison to the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) Syracuse City School District Chapter. In this capacity, she contributes to organizing STEM enrichment programs, such as the Summer Engineering and Science Camp at Syracuse University, aimed at inspiring and educating the next generation of engineers.
Beyond her professional commitments, Yolanda is deeply involved in community service. She serves on the Advisory Board of the Salvation Army’s Syracuse Area Services, where she collaborates with other local leaders to guide strategic planning and program development. Additionally, Yolanda actively participates in initiatives with organizations like the Syracuse Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., reflecting her dedication to community engagement and mentorship.