Stephanie Boccuzzi

Leader specializing in Mission Integration, Well-Being, Culture Change, and Leadership ​

Leadership begins with a deep awareness of self, and transformation follows.

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As an alumna of the University of Scranton, I studied International Business and Spanish, with a concentration in Latin American Studies. Following graduation, I joined The Center for Working Families, an organization based in Quito, Ecuador. I completed my Master of Divinity at the Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University in Berkeley, California. During my time there, I served as a spiritual companion to the unhoused community in San Francisco with The Gubbio Project and I was a Program Assistant at the Instituto Hispano, of Santa Clara University. I also lived in an intentional community with a fellow graduate students, in which we committed to practices of living simply, sustainability, and prayer and reflection.

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​I joined Trinity Health as an Executive Mission Leader serving Saint Mary's Hospital in Waterbury, CT and the Senior Living Communities throughout Trinity Health of New England. There, my love of accompanying leaders was born. However, shortly into my tenure, I was diagnosed with Myasthenia Gravis (MG) and ME/CFS. Living and managing life with a rare diseases is no small task. Before I became disabled, I completed the Executive Certificate in Leadership Coaching from Georgetown University and was trained as a Positive Intelligence Coach. I saw a life for myself much different than the one I live now, but​ embracing disability was a choice for my health and well-being.

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In my free time, you can now find me:

• Spending time with my nieces and nephews​​

• Watching a lot of tennis

• Enjoying small town living in Bucks County, PA

• Dabbling in watercolor painting​

• Processing life on my Substack ---- Curiosity and Encounter