As the Executive Director of The MEND Project, Stephanie Byerly leverages her extensive background in nonprofit management and civil litigation to drive impactful change for individuals affected by intimate partner violence. With over 30 years of experience, including 13 years in civil litigation, Stephanie brings...
As the Executive Director of The MEND Project, Stephanie Byerly leverages her extensive background in nonprofit management and civil litigation to drive impactful change for individuals affected by intimate partner violence. With over 30 years of experience, including 13 years in civil litigation, Stephanie brings a unique blend of legal expertise and nonprofit leadership to her role. At The MEND Project, she is responsible for shaping the organization’s strategic vision and ensuring that its programs effectively educate, equip, and restore those harmed by psychological abuse.
Under Stephanie's guidance, The MEND Project has launched several key initiatives aimed at providing comprehensive support to survivors and training for professionals in the field. Her leadership has been instrumental in developing innovative programs that not only address the immediate needs of victims but also focus on long-term recovery and empowerment. By fostering partnerships with local agencies and community organizations, Stephanie has expanded the reach of The MEND Project, ensuring that resources and training are accessible to those who need them most.
Stephanie's expertise in alternative dispute resolution and mediation enhances her ability to navigate complex interpersonal dynamics within the nonprofit sector, allowing her to build strong, collaborative teams. Her skills in strategic planning and growth strategies have positioned The MEND Project for sustainable success, ensuring that it can continue to fulfill its mission in an ever-evolving landscape. Passionate about advocacy, Stephanie remains committed to raising awareness about the often-overlooked issue of psychological abuse, making her a vital leader in the fight against intimate partner violence.
