Stacey Konner
Stacey's background includes 20 years’ experience leading and managing corporate and nonprofit operations and almost a decade as an executive search consultant. As a Certified Diversity and Inclusion Recruiter (CDR), Certified People Sourcing Professional (CPSP), and Certified Diversity Sourcing Professional (CDSP), Stacey has completed over 300 successful executive searches. In addition to leading searches, Stacey proactively discovers, pursues, and attracts hard-to-find diverse and underrepresented talent, resulting in dramatically-enhanced diversity talent acquisition.
While working for technology companies, Stacey served on many nonprofit boards, and, in 2004, Stacey decided to transition her skills to nonprofits. As a development professional, Stacey helped numerous organizations achieve their fundraising goals and enhance their missions and has consulted or worked for environmental, social service, hospital, and healthcare organizations. Currently, Stacey provides executive search services to nonprofit organizations, associations, for-profits, and educational institutions.
Stacey received her BS degree in Forestry from the University of California at Berkeley and studied Computer Systems Analysis at Miami University. Stacey now lives in Washington on the Canadian border and enjoys hiking and kayaking there.
While working for technology companies, Stacey served on many nonprofit boards, and, in 2004, Stacey decided to transition her skills to nonprofits. As a development professional, Stacey helped numerous organizations achieve their fundraising goals and enhance their missions and has consulted or worked for environmental, social service, hospital, and healthcare organizations. Currently, Stacey provides executive search services to nonprofit organizations, associations, for-profits, and educational institutions.
Stacey received her BS degree in Forestry from the University of California at Berkeley and studied Computer Systems Analysis at Miami University. Stacey now lives in Washington on the Canadian border and enjoys hiking and kayaking there.
