Stacie Spector

Stacie Spector is a seasoned professional with a strong background in non-profit, public sector, and campaign-style teamwork management, dedicated to facilitating meaningful change and improving lives through a commitment to diversity and equity.

Stacie's expertise lies in Nonprofit Management, Public Affairs, Crisis/Opportunity Communications, Relationship and Resources Development, Grassroots and Volunteer Outreach, Diversity & Inclusion, Campaign Management, Event Impact & Amplification, and Strategic Planning.

Stacie's educational background includes a BA in Political Science from Columbia University, a Master's degree in Clinical & Counseling Psychology from National University, and attendance at Palisades High School.

Throughout her career, Stacie has held key positions in various organizations such as Principal at Spector Strategies, CA State Agencies & Departments Outreach and Oversight at California Complete Count Census 2020, Deputy Director at California Department of Tax and Fee Administration, Senior Advisor for Housing Solutions at City of San Diego, and Vice President of Strategy and External Relations at Nutrition Science Initiative (NuSI), among others.

With an impressive track record, Stacie has taken on roles ranging from Deputy Assistant to the President, Deputy Communications Director at The White House, to Deputy Campaign Manager and Director of Strategic Operations at Vice President Al Gore's 2000 Presidential Campaign, showcasing her diverse skill set and leadership abilities.

Stacie Spector's experience spans a wide range of industries and sectors, demonstrating her adaptability, strategic thinking, and ability to drive tangible outcomes while uniting diverse stakeholders around shared goals and fresh ideas.

Her career trajectory reflects a deep commitment to advocacy, organizational leadership, relationship-building, and driving impactful change through innovative approaches and collaborative partnerships.