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Stacie specializes in helping business leaders remove stressors to manufacture more time, empower their teams, and generate more revenue!
These traits enable them the time and energy to live their best life. She believes that we can find better, smarter ways of working so that we can be more present for the people and things that matter most to us in our lives.
Certifications:
- Facilitator for a host of corporate training programs ranging from leadership to sales to personal development.
She has worked with businesses of all sizes and industries from small one-person operations to non-profits to large corporations like Davey Tree and Michelin Tire.


Prior to starting her coaching practice, Stacie had a successful two-decade career at PepsiCo where she held numerous roles of increasing responsibility, highlighted by leading both a large sales and distribution operation (consisting of 135 people and $25MM in revenue) and a $130MM+ sales team responsible for growing the relationship with Target.
Special Recognition:
PepsiCo’s President’s Ring of Honor recipient,
Recognized as a Top Woman in Grocery by Progressive Grocer Magazine.
Vice President of the Board of Directors for the Aurora Chamber of Commerce & Visitors’ Bureau
Stacie is a mom to two little girls who are boss babes in training and has run numerous half marathons. She holds a bachelor’s degree from Bucknell University and an MBA from Boston University. Stacie is an executive contributor to Brainz Magazine and is active in the community as a coach with Girls on the Run and an executive board member for her local Chamber of Commerce.
I have spoken at…
- Leadership Portage County: Communication Breakthrough: Achieving Better Results through More Effective Communication
- Convictions of a Leader podcast: Empowering Leaders
- Stark County SHRM: Developing Leaders: A Coaching Mindset and the Performance Curve
- Aurora High School: Keys to Career Success
- Furniture Forward: 7 Keys to Effective Leadership
- Women’s Entrepreneurship Day Cleveland: From Corporate to Consulting
- Kent Chamber of Commerce: Communicating Through the Generations