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C. Nicole Mason is an Associate Editor at the Center for Public Policy in the Public Interest in the publisher Mother Jones. Her articles have appeared in many major newspapers and national outlets such as The New York Times, CNN, The Nation, Essence Magazine and numerous other NPR affiliates. The Nation Magazine named her one of the fifty most influential women in public policy, calling her a “rising star.” In 2021 she was also selected as one of the “Ten Best Women for a New Generation” by the American Film Institute.

Ms. Mason has also served on the boards of several nonprofit and educational organizations. One of these entities was the Southern Education and Research Council at the University of Alabama. She also serves on the steering committee of the Acton Institute, which is a Washington, D.C., think tank. At the same time, she is also the president and chief executive officer of the public policy center focused on racial equity and economic security.

Ms. Mason has also been keynote speaker at a number of distinguished gatherings and workshops including the annual meeting of the National Association of Black Lawyers, the Annual Meeting of the Partnership for New Leaders, and the aforementioned Acton Institute’s Annual Meeting. She has also testified as an expert witness in a number of civil rights cases, including that of Deidra Jackson. She is a past president of the Economic and Social Opportunity Commission of the National Urban League. Additionally, she served as the Communications Director and Executive Vice President of the National Women’s Law Center and the Legal Director for the Center for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta, Georgia. She is a past board of trustee of the New England Women’s Law Center, the Maryland Women’s Law Center and the Howard Law Center.

Now let’s examine the curriculum vitae listed on the official website for Nicole Mason. First, note the very first sentence in her bio: “Ms. Mason is currently the Executive Vice-President and Chief Executive Officer of the Public Policy Center in Washington, DC. She is also the founder and past president of the Economic and Social Opportunity Commission of the National Association of Black Lawyers, an organization dedicated to reducing the gap between the rich and the poor.” The curriculum vitae does not mention that Nicole Mason presently serves as the Ceo and Chief Executive Officer of the Public Policy Center.

Secondly, one would have to question the accuracy of such a claim. Ms. Mason is not the only woman in a leadership role at the Public Policy Center. Further, it seems silly to even bring up Pastry Cook at all considering that the current CEO and past president of the Public Policy Center is herself a black woman. If you really want my take, I would have to say that Pastry Cook and the others at thewashingtons think-tank are over-writers for corporate America, which in and of itself reveals much about the minds of our governing and think tank officials. It is amazing to me that we have evolved to this point where the only black person running a think tank is a woman who happens to be the President’s mother.

When it comes to Nicole Mason and the Public Policy Center, there appears to be a clear conflict of interest at work. The CEOS and the Presidents of the think tanks need both clients and research funding from corporate sources. The question then becomes, why aren’t these same leaders questioning the integrity of their very own think tank? Perhaps, they need the money (personal as well as campaign) to keep their job titles. Whatever the case, I hope you will please consider all this and think on it.

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C. Nicole Mason has been named one of the World s 50 Greatest Women of World History by Fortune Magazine. Previously named one of America s 50 Best Leaders by Fortune Magazine, she is currently the president and CEO of the Institute for Women s Policy Research. Having stepped into this role in November 2021, Dr. Mason has achieved quite the feat in her lifetime.

During her tenure as the president of IWPR, Nicole Mason has also served as a senior fellow at the Center for American Women Businesses and as a member of the board of directors of New Economy Associates. Additionally, she was an associate professor at the Washington University School of Business for two years. As the youngest person currently leading one of the largest think tanks in the world, it is easy to understand why many people consider Nicole Mason to be a visionary and trailblazer. She is a strong believer in the value of women in business and public service, which makes her a valuable addition to any management team.

Prior to taking over as the president and CEO of IWPR, Nicole Mason served as the president and CEO of C.N. Global, a company that provided a number of solutions to the global community. In this capacity, she was responsible for turning around the fortunes of C.N. Global, which she did with the help of financial sponsors, aggressive advertising, and an effective management team.

While serving as the president and CEO of IWPR, Nicole Mason has also served as the executive director of The Policy Center for the Supervision of Public Sector Universities and Colleges at Washington University in St. Louis, Mo. She has also served as the policy director for The American Association of Business Women, which is dedicated to empowering all women-owned businesses throughout the nation. In addition to being a policy director for the policy center, she has also served as the communications director for The American Institute of Politics at George Washington University. The fact that she has also served as the communications director for the state of Missouri and as a communications director for the City College of New York indicate that her wide range of experience truly qualifies her to lead a company that represents one of our nation’s most storied brands.

Nicole Mason’s leadership skills as the CEO and chairwoman of IWPR are noteworthy. Additionally, she brings a fresh perspective to bear when dealing with difficult business decisions regarding college affordability, workforce development, and racial equity in education. Her leadership role as the founding CEO and chairwoman of The Policy Center for the Supervision of Public Sector Universities and Colleges is impressive. Her initiatives aimed at the integration of higher education, workforce training and workforce development in underserved communities and colleges are noteworthy.

Nicole Mason has undoubtedly demonstrated that she possesses the vision to lead the charge on advancing a comprehensive educational reform agenda. Her extensive track record as an entrepreneur and businesswoman clearly demonstrate her ability to evaluate complicated problems and devise comprehensive solutions. Further, her efforts at the intersections of women’s and business issues bring with them a fresh perspective that is relevant to women as well as to CEOs. Her leadership position at The Washington Center for Real Estate & Entrepreneurship is an example of what can be accomplished when you take a no-nonsense, no-excuse style approach to developing solid educational strategies.

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C. Nicole Mason is an associate professor at The George Warren School of Social Work at Cornell University. She also serves as a project coordinator for the Global Gender Gap Network at the Institute for Women’s Global Education. C. Nicole Mason has been vocal about the need for social change and championing the rights of women around the world. She has been quoted in numerous publications, including her own books and in numerous articles in prominent news publications including The New York Times, CNN, and The Nation.

C. Nicole Mason has been the director of the Center for Research and Policy in the Public Interest in the past two decades. Her writing and speaking have appeared in numerous major newspapers and news outlets including MSNBC, CNN, The Nation, Essence magazine, and many others. She is widely recognized as a leading public interest and social change advocate. In her role as director of the Center for Research and Policy in the Public Interest, she has successfully promoted issues that include combating domestic violence against women, protecting children and vulnerable populations, and combating poverty and hunger.

C. Nicole Mason has also been keynote speakers at several distinguished organizations including the National Women’s History Museum and Library, the American Association for Housewives, the American Sustainable Business Association, and the Leadership Institute. She served as an adjunct professor at the College of Saint Benilde in Maine for five years before pursuing a PhD in Social Sciences, focusing on Critical Studies in Social Science. Following her doctorate, she served as the communications director for the Human Rights Campaign, and then executive director of its international affiliate, International Association of Social Justice. She has also served as the communications director for Colorlines, a nonprofit organization that offers Internet-based news coverage on topics of special interest to African Americans and other communities of color. Dr. Mason has also been profiled in numerous national publications, including “New York Times Magazine” and “USA Today.”

The views expressed in this article are the author’s own and not necessarily endorsed by the Anti- Racism foundation. They are presented here for information and enjoyment only. The views expressed herein do not necessarily reflect the views of Anti-Racism foundation. We at the Anti-Racism foundation believe that all people – regardless of race, gender, disability, ethnic heritage or religion – should be provided equal rights. We recognize and celebrate the existence of differences among people and affirm the leadership of Martin Luther King Jr., Cesar Vallejo, Huey P. Champagne, and other civil rights leaders who were instrumental in motivating our country to achieve the ideal of equality of opportunity.

Throughout her career, Nicole Mason has held key executive positions at some of the nation’s most prestigious companies, including Pepsi, Washington Mutual, Wal-mart, AT&T, Geico, and CitiBank. She has also served as the principal deputy director and controller for the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development, and served as a commissioner for the California State University system. In these various capacities, she has seen a tremendous expansion of opportunity for millions of people. As an entrepreneur and businesswoman, she has seen both success and failure, but has always remained optimistic in her outlook and strategy. Her personal magnetism and winning personality have allowed her to climb the ladder of success in a manner no other women in history.

While working as an investment banker in New York, she developed an intense passion for providing economic security for young girls and men of all backgrounds. Her lifelong goal has been to see her son achieve the same level of success. Now, as the president and CEO of the Anti-Racism foundation, she has accomplished that goal. She is today the proudest of mothers to be, and she would like to see her son take that same path as she did. Her books, ” Born Bright,” “Thinking Big,” “How We Are Winning the War on Fear,” and her memoir, ” Patriot” are her words of wisdom, and her vision for the future of her son and our nation.

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