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Betsy Mitchell
Vice President of Organizational/Staff Development
Packers President/CEO Mark Murphy on July 23, 2008, announced the promotion of Betsy Mitchell to vice president of organizational/staff development.
In addition to Mitchell, the senior staff now consists of newly promoted Jason Wied, vice president of administration/general counsel, Russ Ball, vice president of football operations/player finance, newly hired Laura Sankey, senior vice president of sales and marketing, and Vicki Vannieuwenhoven, vice president of finance.
"I'm excited about the new senior leadership staff," Murphy said in making the announcement. "The structure reflects the growth the organization has experienced in the past five years and gives us broader coverage across the organization. We'll have more people involved on a senior management level, which will allow their efforts to be focused more on their specific areas."
Mitchell is now in her 16th year with the organization, with the bulk of her Packers career spent as the staff/player development consultant. In her new role, she is responsible for all employee relations, professional development, strategic planning and deployment, leadership and management development, as well as the community outreach and human resource departments.
She has a master's degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and is a state-licensed mental health professional with more than 25 years experience in private practice. She previously owned Mitchell Management Consulting, which specialized in performance and organizational development, program design, and performance enhancement for small businesses. She also designed and developed behavioral medicine programs for large multi-specialty medical clinics, and previously owned and managed a private behavioral care practice.
"Betsy has served the Packers very well through the years and I've been impressed with her work since I've joined the organization," Murphy said. "I look forward to her continued contributions and know she's excited to take on her new role."
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