Jessica Wodatch is a coach, facilitator, and education leader with a passion for creating engaging learning opportunities for mission-driven leaders. Throughout her career, Jessica has nurtured and supported leaders and helped groups of people come together to learn, connect, and reach ambitious and meaningful goals.

Jessica is a Professional Certified Coach and the founder of Wodatch Coaching & Consulting.
She supports CEOs of large and small organizations, and has worked with nonprofit leaders and school leaders in public, charter, and independent schools. She serves as a coach for The Broad Center at the Yale School of Management, Compass Pro Bono, the DC Charter Alliance, and Greenhouse E3. She is delighted to partner with her clients on their journeys of growth and discovery.

In addition to coaching others, Jessica loves helping others become coaches and use coaching techniques in their leadership. She is on the faculty at Teleos Leadership Institute where she co-developed and co-leads the Teleos Coaching Essentials Program for Education Leaders.

Jessica is a co-founder and was the long-time Executive Director of Two Rivers Public Charter Schools, a network of high performing, progressive, in-demand schools in Washington, D.C. As Executive Director, Jessica led the expansion of the school to quintuple in size while earning awards for student achievement and staff satisfaction. Jessica has a track record of creating a vision, hiring and developing excellent teams, facilitating collaborative work, leading teams to solve strategic problems, and launching and building new ventures.

Prior to her work at Two Rivers, Jessica served as a school leader at two special education schools and as an education researcher. She began her career as a teacher in the Bronx through Teach for America. She served on the board of the Duke Ellington School for the Arts Partnership, was a co-founding board member of the DC Charter Alliance, and has been a guest lecturer at Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business. Jessica is a member on the Fulbright Specialist Roster, a Pahara Fellow, a lifelong learner, an avid reader, and ceramist. She and her wife have three children and live in the Capitol Hill neighborhood where she grew up in Washington, DC.