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610.933.5246Stacy Shelp
Director of Marketing
North Carolina, US - Raleigh OfficeEducation
Colorado State University, Bachelor of Science in Human Development and Family Studies
Career Highlights
Stacy’s career has spanned more than 25 years. She believes one of her former managers said it best. “Stacy is a consummate communications professional, talented in media relations, project management, marketing, social media, and creative development. Plus she’s a team player, willing to pitch in however and whenever support is needed.
One of her strongest assets is her tenacity, vital for working successfully internally and externally. She diligently pursues media coverage and relevant social media –, strategizing, writing compelling content, and utilizing her many contacts. She also is willing to to ask tough questions, share astute observations, and push when needed in order to get the best possible result.”
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Get to know Stacy
Have you ever had a nickname (or two)? If so, what are/were they?
I’ve always wanted a nickname but never had one. I am open to suggestions.
When you were 8 years old, what did you want to be when you grew up?
I wanted to be a marine biologist and save the sharks. My hero was Dr. Eugenie Clark, aka the Shark Lady.
What about ALL4 has surprised you the most?
The absolute authenticity of everyone. I walked in and felt like a part of the team on day one.
What was the most memorable Halloween costume you ever wore?
One year I had surgery right before Halloween so I used the healing incision across my throat to add a bit of authenticity to my Medusa costume.
Stick shift or automatic?
Automatic.
Who is the most famous person you have ever met?
Ramie Liddle and Tim Bauerschmidt, best selling authors. Ramie and Tim have been friends of mine for over 25 years. It is crazy to think that they are now famous. Their unexpected cross country adventure in an RV with Tim’s 90 year old mother, Norma, and their standard poodle, Ringo made them national celebrities. I highly recommend their book, Driving Miss Norma, it is a great celebration of life and living.
Do you have any hidden talents that people you meet would not expect?
I play the djembe and have led women’s drum circles.
What would you like to become known for at ALL4?
Bringing a variety of people to the table so unique experiences, perspectives, and voices are part of every collaborative process.
If you were stranded on an island, what are three things you couldn’t live without?
A hammock, unlimited sweet potato and black bean burritos, and my phone with unlimited battery and storage so I could take pictures and listen to music.
What is the one thing that most attracted you to ALL4?
My experience working with their staff at conferences. They were always so friendly and knowledgeable. It was obvious that they truly live into their core values.
