Stacy Huffstetler
About Stacy Huffstetler
Stacy Huffstetler serves as the Director of Operations for North America at Quinyx, where she focuses on sales and algorithm implementation in the retail and hospitality sectors. With a background in supply chain software and cognitive neuroscience, she has held various leadership roles, including Co-Founder and Managing Director at Widget Brain and Solutions Team Lead at Quintiq.
Current Role at Quinyx
Stacy Huffstetler serves as the Director of Operations for North America at Quinyx. In this role, she oversees the North American go-to-market strategy, focusing on sales and algorithm implementation. Her work primarily targets the retail and hospitality industries, where she specializes in helping business owners manage labor costs and ensure compliance with labor laws. She has been with Quinyx since 2020 and operates remotely from Burlington, Vermont.
Previous Experience at Widget Brain
Prior to her current position, Stacy Huffstetler co-founded Widget Brain and served as the Managing Director for North America from 2017 to 2020. During her tenure, she was instrumental in shaping the company's strategies in the retail and hospitality sectors. Her experience at Widget Brain laid the foundation for her current role at Quinyx, where she continues to focus on similar industry challenges.
Career at Quintiq
Stacy Huffstetler has extensive experience at Quintiq, where she held several positions from 2007 to 2016. She started as a Supply Chain Software Business Consultant and progressed to Solutions Team Lead and then Director of the Business Unit for North America Manufacturing. Her roles involved implementing supply chain software solutions and leading teams, contributing to her expertise in operational strategies.
Educational Background
Stacy Huffstetler earned her Bachelor of Science in Economics from The Wharton School, where she concentrated in Marketing and minored in Psychology. Her studies spanned from 2001 to 2005. Additionally, she has a background in cognitive neuroscience research from her time as a Research Assistant at Princeton University from 2005 to 2007, which adds to her analytical skills in operations and strategy.