ELIZABETHJACINTO
A speaker and storyteller who believes each of us has the capacity to lead within our own sphere of influence.
By sharing her own story as a survivor, wife, mother, business owner, and churchgoer, Elizabeth poses thoughtful questions to help audiences remember and reflect on their own experiences that will inspire them to act. Elizabeth believes the primary way to affect real change is through connection - one person at a time.
With a professional background in Marketing and Communications as a Proposal Manager and Program Administrator, Elizabeth led cross-functional teams in developing and securing multi-million-dollar government contracts. She facilitated corporate leadership development initiatives, including programs designed to strengthen collaboration, communication, and strategic thinking among executive teams. She received an executive education certificate in Leadership and Strategic Impact from the Tuck School of Business, Dartmouth.
Mothers are not stepping back from leadership - mothers are among the most influential leaders in the world.
Today, Elizabeth brings together her graduate studies in Organizational Behavior, formal leadership training, professional experience, and lived experience to teach principles that translate across every sphere of life - from organizations and communities to families and personal growth.
She is the host of The Bishop's Wife Podcast, where she shares powerful, faith-centered stories of women of faith who lead with love and peace. Drawing from her own experience, she invites women to redefine leadership - not by title, but by influence, intention, and alignment with purpose.
A LIFEOF SPEAKING,LEARNING,& LEADING.
Elizabeth Jacinto lives in Carlsbad, California, with her husband Paul and four children. She was born in Newport Beach, California, and raised in Southern California all her life. She is a speaker, educator, podcaster, churchgoer, pickleballer, surfer, skier, singer, performer, storyteller, and mother.
She has been a natural speaker since childhood - winning National Oratory competitions during her middle school years, earning top honors in speech competitions throughout high school, studying journalism and broadcasting in college, and professionally leading leadership teams - and yet for some reason her children still tune her out.
Elizabeth's experience as an educator spans a wide range of audiences - from early childhood music instruction and youth religious education to homeschooling her own children, as well as developing and training professional teams in leadership.
She is a graduate student studying Organizational Behavior and Management at Benedictine University. She received her Bachelor of Arts in Communications with an emphasis in Public Relations from Brigham Young University.
Her most important role is as a wife and mother to four children - believing that we can change the world one child at a time.
