Stacy Mason
Executive Director

Stacy is a co-founder of WomenCount and has served as executive director since 2008. During the last four election cycles she has devoted herself to increasing women’s political participation. In addition to focusing on the launch of WomenCount’s new crowdfunding platform she is also a co-founder of Electing Women San Francisco, a giving circle that is part of a new national network.

Previously, she worked in political journalism, serving as editor-in-chief of Roll Call, the newspaper that covers the U.S. Congress; associate publisher of The Federal Paper, a newspaper focusing on the White House and politics; and development director at The Economist.

She holds a bachelor’s in international relations from Tufts University and a master’s in journalism from Northwestern University. Stacy is married with three children and lives in Palo Alto. When she moved to California from DC more than ten years ago she swore off of politics forever and planned to reinvent herself as a yoga teacher in her new life on the west coast.

Meghan Harvey
Community Manager

Meghan’s varied background includes broadcasting, political science, early childhood development and marketing. She has been freelance writing and working in new media and online community management in the non-profit sector for the last ten years. Her main field of work and passion has been organizations that are working to both support and increase the number of women entering the fields of politics, business, pop-culture, STEM, and more.

When not running a 5K or camping she can be found dragging her husband and two kids to musicals, comic book conventions, and concerts in and around the Bay Area.

Megan Clayton
Digital Director

Megan is an independent consultant who has worn many hats in the world of digital communications and fundraising. She got her start in politics working on campaigns in her home state of Indiana. Since then, she has helped shape the online narratives of members of Congress, municipal governments, and advocacy-focused nonprofits, with an especially passionate focus on civil and reproductive rights.

When she’s not working (a rare occurrence) she’s usually curled up on the couch with a book, her cat, and a strong cup of coffee.

Brian Reich
Strategic Advisor

Brian is a strategist and writer for executive leaders at global brands, media companies, startups, nonprofits, political, and advocacy organizations.

He is the author of two books: Shift & Reset: Strategies for Addressing Serious Issues in a Connected Society (Wiley, 2011) and Media Rules!: Mastering Today’s Technology to Connect with and Keep Your Audience (Wiley, 2007).

Brian began his career in politics – working on dozens of candidate and issue campaigns around the country. He spent two years as briefing director to Vice President Gore in the White House and during the 2000 presidential campaign. He has also held senior roles at leading digital, PR, and public affairs agencies, including Edelman, Mindshare Interactive Campaigns, Cone Inc., and EchoDitto.

Brian attended the University of Michigan and graduated from Columbia University. He lives in New York with his family.

Amalia Stott
Strategic Advisor

Amalia, the principal of Stott Development Solutions Group, previously served as director of development at EMILY’s List and finance director for Senator Barbara Boxer.

Her development experience began on a US Senate campaign in Minnesota. She then went on to Washington, D.C., where she worked for a number of political organizations and candidates, including Senate Democratic Leader Tom Daschle and House Democratic Leader Dick Gephardt. Amalia has also managed portfolios of national network of high-net-worth individuals in support of mission-based and nonprofit organizations. In addition, she led the marketing and development of a boutique winery in Napa Valley, and ran the day-to-day operations and business development efforts at a start-up biotechnology company in San Francisco.

Amalia is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She lives in San Mateo, California and when not cheering on the UW Badgers she and her husband are trying to keep up with their two young daughters.