Our team

“We couldn’t be more different, except for our shared values. And that makes working together enjoyable.”

Stacey Gray

Stacey Gray

Program Manager, Executive Education

Known to her family as the “Queen of What-if?” since childhood, Stacey has spent most of her life asking questions about people and ideas. She has donned many human-centered hats before landing at the d.school formally in fall 2011.

After graduating from U.C. Davis, Stacey went to Los Angeles for a weekend visit and didn’t leave until five years later. She began her career as an after-school program mentor for a Boys and Girls Club, and decided to pursue youth services with more intention by studying Educational Psychology and Counseling while working as school-based counselor in Los Angeles. A cross-country adventure presented itself, and Stacey took a position in Admissions in Boston, doing her best to bring heart to the application process and focusing on students who did not fit the mold. Her degrees in Communication and Counseling have been put to good use in many student and person facing roles over the years, largely in education-focused environments.

Whether she is working through complex problems, unearthing new challenges and ideas with colleagues, venturing into emotional territory as a counselor confidante, or just digging in the dirt of her garden in Half Moon Bay, Stacey is always ready to get her hands dirty.

Stacey spends most of her time at the d.school with the Exec Ed team creating and delivering immersive and inspiring programs for professionals from diverse companies and walks of life — wrangling faculty and coaches, connecting with professionals who are doing exciting work, and creating a rigorous d.school experience for all who attend. She dabbles in other projects and participates in classes and workshops as well.

Stacey loves coffee and Sour Patch Kids (no, not together) and enjoys spending time near the coast with her close-knit clan of family and friends.

Who’s here in 2014-2015

Our Broader Network

These superstars have been a part of our teaching teams, fellows, staff or founding team. They continue to do amazing work at Stanford and in the world.

  • Abby King
  • Adam French
  • Alex Kazaks
  • Alex Ko
  • Amal Aziz
  • Anja Svetina-Nabergoj
  • Anne Fletcher
  • Anne Gibbon
  • Barry Katz
  • Ben Grossman-Kahn
  • Bill Moggridge
  • Brett Westervelt
  • Brian Witlin
  • Brit D'Arbeloff
  • Caitria O'Neill
  • Carly Geehr
  • Carol Winograd
  • Caroline O'Connor
  • Carr Wilkerson
  • Charlie Ellinger
  • Claudia Kotchka
  • Colter Leyes
  • Corey Ford
  • Corina Yen
  • Dan Bomze
  • Daniel Steinbock
  • David Klaus
  • Elizabeth Gerber
  • Emily Ma
  • Enrique Allen
  • Erica Estrada
  • Erika Basu
  • Erin Liman
  • Eugene Korsunskiy
  • Evelyn Huang
  • Fred Leichter
  • Gayle Curtis
  • Guido Kovalskys
  • James Monsees
  • Jason Chua
  • Jason Conroy
  • Jenny Stefanotti
  • Jim Ratcliffe
  • Joe Brown
  • Joel Sadler
  • Jofish Kaye
  • John Keefe
  • John Kembel
  • John Lilly
  • Kerry O’Connor
  • Kim Jacobson
  • Kim Saxe
  • Kris Woyzbun
  • Krista Donaldson
  • Larry Leifer
  • Lia Siebert
  • Lochlann Jain
  • Maryanna Rogers
  • Matt Haney
  • Maureen Caroll
  • Meg Lee
  • Mel Lee
  • Micah Lande
  • Michael Shanks
  • Mike Levinthal
  • Molly Wilson
  • Nat Woyzbun
  • Neema Moraveji
  • Nitzan Waisberg
  • Olga Trusova
  • Peter Rubin
  • Peter Sims
  • Purin Phanichphant
  • Rich Crandall
  • Sandy Speicher
  • Scott Klemmer
  • Susan Hosking-Ramos
  • Tammy Goodall
  • Taylor Cone
  • Uri Geva
  • Wendy Ju
  • Yusuke Miyashita