Doing Well by Doing Good: Stacy Foster, Mastercard

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We've been sharing our appreciation for our most impactful businesses and highlighting our community leaders throughout November - and now we're in that time of year where you might be using your Mastercard a little more than usual.

Mastercard’s mission is to connect and power an inclusive digital economy that benefits everyone by making transactions safe, simple, and accessible. Here in Ballston, their team of leading technologists are the brains powering and watch guarding the security of your data and the networks rely on each and every day.

Stacy Foster is Vice President of Mastercard’s Technology Hub - just down the street on Fairfax Drive. One of the newest editions to Mastercard’s Ballston team, Stacy has spent 20 years in project management and IT team leadership - and now drives their strategy to optimize the Hub’s skillset and ensure global alignment.

How is Mastercard anything but a “credit card company”? Why is Ballston the perfect location for employees developing innovative technologies? And what does it mean to “do well by doing good”?

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