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Stephanie J. Bond is a CPA, former finance executive, cancer survivor, and survivor of financial abuse. She speaks nationally on resilience, financial coercion, and leadership after adversity, helping organizations build cultures where difficulty surfaces early enough to matter.

Stephanie J. Bond spent two decades in accounting and finance leadership, most recently as Vice President of Accounting and Finance, while privately navigating coercive control and financial abuse. She rebuilt her credit, her household, and her career with the same discipline she brought to a closing cycle — and then faced a breast cancer diagnosis mid-rebuild. Today she is a national keynote speaker and advocate whose sessions combine executive credibility with trauma-aware care. Audiences across corporate, healthcare, campus, faith, and advocacy settings describe her work as the first honest conversation they have had about resilience.

Stephanie J. Bond is a Certified Public Accountant, former Vice President of Accounting and Finance, breast cancer survivor, and survivor of financial abuse. For most of her career she was the person others relied on to keep the numbers steady, even as her own financial independence was quietly dismantled at home through consolidated accounts, credit opened in her name, and documentation that disappeared at inconvenient moments. Leaving took a plan built the way she would have built one at work: documentation, separation, stabilization. Rebuilding took longer, and a cancer diagnosis arrived in the middle of it. Stephanie now speaks nationally on resilience, financial coercion, organizational silence, rebuilding, and faith after adversity. Her six signature keynotes are customized after a discovery call and delivered with content notes, coordinated support resources, and no expectation that anyone in the room disclose anything. She also writes Notes for the Journey, a journal of reflections and essays for leaders, survivors, and the people who stand beside them.