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Stacey Johnson, PMP, CSM has a strong background in software development, program management, and project management. Stacey currently holds the role of VP of Software Development at Five Pack, where they oversee the development of software products. Prior to that, they served as the VP of Program Management at Five Pack, responsible for managing and delivering programs within the organization.

Before joining Five Pack, Stacey worked at AirStrip as the Director of Program Management Office, where they led the Program Management Office (PMO) and ensured that IT programs and projects aligned with organizational goals. Stacey also had experience in the healthcare industry, overseeing the implementation of projects at hospitals and the integration of EMRs, cardiac, and patient monitoring systems. Stacey successfully led changes to adhere to federal and international regulations and managed a team of developers and project managers.

In their earlier career, Stacey worked at Rackspace as a Salesforce.com Administrator and Business Systems Analyst, responsible for managing the sales force automation tool and implementing business changes. Stacey also worked as a Software Engineer, gathering project requirements and developing system enhancements for the Onyx CRM system.

Stacey's work experience also includes a role as a Programmer Analyst at the City of San Antonio.

Overall, Stacey Johnson has a diverse and extensive background in software development and program/project management, with specific expertise in the healthcare industry and Salesforce administration.

Stacey Johnson, PMP, CSM, has a Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.) degree in Management Information Systems (MIS) from Texas A&M University, which they obtained from 1995 to 1999. Stacey has also obtained the certifications of Certified ScrumMaster (CSM) from the Scrum Alliance in July 2015 and Project Management Professional (PMP) from the Project Management Institute in August 2011. Additionally, Stacey has earned the certification of Effective Application of Agile Practices in the Development of Medical Device Software from AAMI, although the specific month and year of its attainment are unknown.