Her Story
About Stacey
Stacey Purifoy-Jones, PMP is an accomplished Supervisory Program Manager with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers – Louisville District, where she leads high-impact military, interagency, and infrastructure programs across a five-state area of operations. With over two decades of progressive leadership experience in engineering, construction, and project management, Stacey oversees a diverse portfolio exceeding $2.1 billion, spanning planning, design, and execution of complex projects. Her career is marked by a steadfast commitment to excellence, precision, and mission success.
Stacey’s professional journey includes significant roles in program management, engineering, and military service. As a former Engineer Officer in the U.S. Army, she led critical infrastructure projects valued at over $27 million, managing multi-disciplinary teams in dynamic, high-pressure environments. At the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, she has excelled in managing large-scale programs, mentoring project teams, optimizing processes, and ensuring rigorous compliance with project management and quality standards. Stacey is also a dedicated advocate for diversity and inclusion, serving as the Special Emphasis Program Manager for Federal Women since 2011 and fostering leadership development across her teams.
A graduate of the University of Louisville with a Bachelor’s in Civil Engineering and the University of Alabama at Birmingham with a Master of Engineering in Construction Engineering Management, Stacey blends technical expertise with strategic leadership. Her career reflects a deep passion for building resilient infrastructure, empowering diverse teams, and delivering projects that enhance mission readiness and community impact. Stacey’s integrity, vision, and unwavering dedication continue to make her a respected leader in engineering, program management, and public service.
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