Traci Francis serves as the Chief Quality Officer at Hope House, where she leverages her extensive expertise in project management and quality improvement to enhance the organization’s operational effectiveness. With a strong commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusion, Traci is dedicated to fostering an environment...
Traci Francis serves as the Chief Quality Officer at Hope House, where she leverages her extensive expertise in project management and quality improvement to enhance the organization’s operational effectiveness. With a strong commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusion, Traci is dedicated to fostering an environment where every team member feels empowered to contribute their unique perspectives. In her current role, she oversees the grants department, playing a pivotal role in identifying new funding sources and ensuring the successful writing and submission of grant applications. Traci’s strategic planning skills are instrumental in navigating the complexities of grant reporting requirements, allowing Hope House to maintain strong relationships with funders and secure vital resources for programmatic initiatives.
Traci is also responsible for evaluating the effectiveness and relevance of various programs, ensuring that they align with the organization’s mission and community needs. Her analytical approach to program management enables her to assist in the creation of the annual budget, ensuring that all programs operate within financial parameters while maximizing impact. With a background in NAEYC Accreditation and operations management, Traci is adept at implementing quality improvement measures that enhance service delivery and organizational performance. Her leadership in personnel supervision and non-profit program development has not only driven team success but has also cultivated a culture of collaboration and innovation at Hope House. Through her unwavering dedication, Traci Francis continues to elevate the standards of quality and effectiveness within the organization, making a lasting impact on the communities served.
