Stefanie Pidgeon is a Chief, Communications Branch at U.S. Army Acquisition Support Center (USAASC) at U.S. Army Acquisition Support Center (USAASC). She possess expertise in strategic communications, public relations, internal communications, social media, media relations and 34 more skills. Colleagues describe her as "Stefanie is in the top 5% of public affairs professionals I have had the opportunity to work with in the last 15 years, in both the public and private sector. Stefanie is committed to being a knowledgeable steward of her organization's internal and external communications. She is creative and open to constructive feedback. I would be delighted to work with her again!" and "Communicate it clearly, efficiently, and effectively. That's what Stefanie does. It was daunting to be a brand new public affairs specialist, but Stefanie set an example for me to follow and shepherded me through my first few years with ease. She is adept at understanding what the customer wants and translating that into communications plans and guidance. It is particularly challenging working within the constraints of the Department of the Army and its myriad layers of bureaucracy. Stefanie deftly navigated through various challenges to build the brand and communicate the value of Comprehensive Soldier and Family Fitness, and later, Ready and Resilient. Stefanie rose to the challenge and exceeded expectations coordinating our organization's restructuring within a new Army Directorate, and she was instrumental in crafting the Execution Order for the launch of Ready and Resilient. She is exceptional at cultivating relationships and building trust, which was essential to working within our complex directorate, as well as our many partners and stakeholders within the Ready and Resilient family. Stefanie forged a close working relationship with our Director, which resulted in a deep understanding of our customer's needs and future directions. Stefanie's impact on Ready and Resilient is still salient after her departure, because she set conditions for our communications team's success. I would be thrilled to work with her or for her again. She's an invaluable asset to any team."