Stacey Chavis is the Managing Director of Campaigns Academy. She trains leaders to serve in elected office and serve in leadership positions for political candidates and campaigns. She also works with nonprofits to develop their public policy and advocacy agendas.

In the community, Stacey serves on Georgia Forward Board of Directors, Prevent Child Abuse Georgia Advisory Board, Voices for Georgia’s Children Board of Directors, Junior Leagues of Georgia State Public Affairs Committee. She also serves on the Grady Ambassador Force with Grady Hospital System and the University of Georgia Alumni Association - Black Alumni Leadership Council. Previously, she served on the United Way of Greater Atlanta Board of Directors, Oglethorpe University National Alumni Association, Wellspring Living Board of Directors, League of Women Voters of Georgia Board of Directors and Junior League of Atlanta Board of Directors.

In the Junior League of Atlanta, Stacey previously served as Vice President of Training and Vice President for Advocacy and Initiatives Directors. Stacey received the Active of the Year Award, Committee of the Year Award, President’s Award and Spirit of Voluntarism Award for her commitment and service to the Junior League of Atlanta.

Stacey has received numerous honors and awards for her service and commitment to the community. She received the Rising Star Award from the Association of Junior Leagues International for her work in educating the Atlanta community about the dangers of the human trafficking of children. Stacey was featured on the cover of the Atlanta Tribune Magazine's Young Executives Edition. She was honored as one of Atlanta's Top 100 Women of Influence by the Atlanta Business League. She was an honoree in Outstanding Atlanta.

Most recently, Stacey was named to the University of Georgia 40 under 40 Class of 2020. She was also featured as an Unsung Hero in Simply Buckhead magazine for her work in the fight against human trafficking of children. Stacey was featured as a Daily Point of Light by Points of Light for her work in advocacy and against human trafficking.

Stacey received her Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology with Politics minor from Oglethorpe University and attended The Women’s Campaign School at Yale University. She graduated with a Master’s Degree in the Study of Law from the University of Georgia School of Law.