Todd B. Waldo’s more than twenty five years of engineering experience helps executives and their teams develop enterprise wide strategies and systems. Across technology, healthcare, nonprofit and higher education sectors in multiple markets across the country, his work not only impacts the organization but also the community around it.
As Vice President for the Shockoe Institute, he leads strategy and operations to fulfill their mission to reveal the enduring impact of American slavery on our shared American experience. As Founder and Principal Consultant for Hugh Helen LLC, he comes alongside executives and their teams for the deep, transformational work that moves organizations forward towards their vision and outcomes building consensus along the way. The result is a strategic system grounded in empathy and affirmed with data.
Also during this time, he’s become an accomplished artist, speaker, host and moderator boasting a diverse portfolio of international, national, and local engagements. Renowned for expertly producing captivating events, his expertise transcends boundaries, fostering transformative dialogues. A sought-after luminary, he blends profound insights with eloquence, leaving an indelible mark on global platforms.
All of this carries over in his service and advocacy in the Richmond community. From his class at VCU’s da Vinci Center for Innovation to his nonprofit board service, Todd’s passion is to serve, inspire and entertain. He serves on the Board of Directors for Better Housing Coalition, The Richmond Forum and Afrikana Institute. He also serves on the VCU School of Engineering Industrial Advisory Board.