Stacey is the recently new executive director of Louisiana Landmarks Society and brings years of experience in the non-profit sector focusing in the areas of architecture and historic preservation. Prior to Louisiana Landmarks she was at the helm of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) of Illinois, advocating on state policy initiatives on behalf of 4,200 architects. Prior to that, she was the executive director of the Louisiana Architecture Foundation (LAF), where she organized the South's first-ever annual Architecture & Design Film Festival: NOLA, as well as spearheaded LAF's first documentary "Unexpected Modernism: The Wiener Brothers Story," which aired on LPB and WYES. She also lived in Chicago for a number of years and served as the communications director for Preservation Chicago, worked for several City of Chicago aldermen, and even ran once, albeit unsuccessfully, in 2015 for 2nd Ward Alderman of Chicago.