Stefanie Pelosi, Esq.

Stefanie is a dynamic and dedicated professional with a diverse background in both academia and nonprofit work. After earning her Juris Doctorate, Stefanie devoted ten years to teaching law as a college professor, where she inspired critical thinking and intellectual curiosity in her students.

Driven by her unwavering commitment to service and social justice, Stefanie made a career shift to the nonprofit sector. She worked with a homeless organization, where she applied her expertise in communication, problem-solving, and advocacy. Stefanie played a pivotal role in developing programs and resources aimed at achieving long-term stability and empowerment for individuals experiencing homelessness. Her work in this field was characterized by a deep empathy for those she served and a relentless drive to create meaningful, lasting change.

Stefanie’s unique blend of academic and nonprofit experience has shaped her into a compassionate leader who is deeply committed to education and social change. Her professional journey reflects a profound dedication to using her skills and knowledge to benefit others and contribute to the greater good.

In her current role at Seyfarth at Work, Stefanie channels her extensive expertise in instructional design to create impactful training content. She is passionate about mentoring trainers and crafting engaging, learner-focused materials that drive measurable results. As a professional and dynamic presenter, Stefanie conducts training sessions that captivate and inspire clients. She ensures that each session is not only interactive but also deeply immersive, leaving a lasting impression. Stefanie’s work touches various sectors, focusing on developing training programs that are both informative and transformative. She excels at empowering individuals to enhance their skills, firmly believing in continuous growth and development in the realm of learning and development.

Email Address: spelosi@seyfarth.com

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