When you look back at that first work experience, is there anything that you took away that you still hold with you now? My first paid job was at the local movie theater, scooping popcorn in the concession stands. I grew up in a little suburb of DC called Sterling, which at the time had one traffic light in it. Where did you grow up, and what was your first paid job? It's truly a pleasure to get to talk to you. She and her family live in the Boston area. She is an active fundraiser for causes that help victims of sex trafficking, dating to some of the cases that she tried as a federal prosecutor. Stacy earned her Undergraduate degree in Psychology from Auburn University and her Law degree from the University of Virginia. She tried cases relating to violent crime, white collar crime, and cybercrime before joining State Street in 2015, where she's held a variety of roles since then. She then went to law school, after which she worked for two law firms and clerked in a US District Court before becoming a federal prosecutor. She started her career doing contracting work in the telecom industry and as a volunteer firefighter. She is the Head of Consultant Relations for State Street, a role she has held for the past years. My guest is Stacy Belf, who I met when I was working at State Street. PathWise is dedicated to helping you live the career you deserve. Stacy Belf - Former Federal Prosecutor Turned Corporate Executive On Having A Focus on Service to Others Throughout Her Many-Faceted Career JourneyĬareer Sessions, Career Lessons is brought to you by PathWise.io. Discover how she has used all the skills that she has learned to further excel in her various jobs.
Then she went to law school to become a federal prosecutor. But before that, she worked in telecom and as a firefighter.
Right now, Stacy is the Head of Consultant Relations for State Street. Lowry as he talks to Stacy about the many different career paths she has taken in her life. Her passion for helping people is what drove her to accomplish all these great things. She did her research and talked to people in the business. She didn’t even have the experience for some of those jobs, but she put in the effort.
From working in telecom to acting as a volunteer firefighter to being a federal prosecutor to becoming a corporate executive, Stacy Belf has always put service to others above anything else.
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