ÂÜÀòÂÒÂ×

Stacy Angela Magallon has a diverse work experience in various creative roles. Stacy Angela currently serves as a Creative Director at First Tech Fund, a non-profit organization focused on bridging the digital divide for underprivileged students. In this role, Stacy oversees creative collateral across multiple platforms and manages a team of volunteer animators, designers, and illustrators.

Previously, Stacy worked at M Booth as an Associate Art Director and Designer. At M Booth, they contributed to creative projects as an Associate Art Director and worked as a Designer. Stacy Angela also gained experience as a Graphic Designer for Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's congressional campaign.

Stacy has also been involved in political campaigns, serving as a Creative Strategist & Designer for Cabán for Council and volunteering as a Graphic Designer for Cabán For Queens during the election season.

Prior to their political and non-profit work, Stacy worked at VaynerMedia as an Art Director, Junior Art Director, Creative Resident, and Designer. Stacy Angela also worked as a Staff Writer for NKD Magazine, where they conducted interviews with various talents. Additionally, Stacy gained experience as a Graphic Designer and Social Media Manager for TOLbooth Records, where they managed online promotions and engaged with followers on social media. Stacy Angela also worked as an Art Director for The Campus Magazine, overseeing a team of student writers, editors, designers, and photographers and directing the production of a monthly magazine.

Overall, Stacy has a strong background in creative roles, with experience in graphic design, art direction, and content creation across various industries.

Stacy Angela Magallon completed their Bachelor of Arts degree in Advertising & Public Relations, with a minor in Journalism, from The City College of New York in the years 2011 to 2016. Prior to that, they attended The Mary Louis Academy from 2007 to 2011. However, no specific degree or field of study is mentioned for their time at The Mary Louis Academy.