Staci Alexander

Staci Alexander, MPA, is vice president of Thought Leadership at AARP working to amplify AARP’s voice in key conversations surrounding longevity, aging and equity. In her role, Staci leads a

dynamic team of issue experts working across sectors to elevate new ideas, solutions and relationships. She has a long history of cultivating partnerships, forming alliances and leading

national initiatives to engage key stakeholders in tackling aging issues through a variety of approaches including policy development, philanthropy and communication. Prior to joining AARP,

Staci was assistant director with MacNeil/Lehrer Productions and senior associate of the Community Strategies Group for the Aspen Institute. She also has worked as a staffer in the United

States Senate, a lobbyist for urban and rural affordable housing development and as a grantmaker. Staci is passionate about advancing equity and access for adults and children with

developmental disabilities. She serves on the board of the Institute for Exceptional Care, an organization committed to improving healthcare outcomes for people with development

disabilities. She also serves as a volunteer commissioner for the Fairfax County Redevelopment and Housing Authority in Fairfax County, Virginia. Staci has an MPA from City University of New

York, Baruch School of Public Affairs, and a BA in political science from Vassar College. Staci is also a graduate of the Leadership Fairfax (Virginia) Class of 2020.