Serving people has always been at the center of Stacey Olivache’s work.

She was raised in a family where education and financial understanding were part of everyday life. With a mother who was an educator and a father who was a CPA, Stacey learned early on the importance of learning, discipline, and truly understanding how money works. That foundation continues to shape her approach to financial planning today—as a process rooted in knowledge, preparation, and long-term thinking.

After more than 15 years in human resources supporting employees, families, and organizations, Stacey made an intentional transition to serve individuals, families, and business owners through financial planning and asset protection. Her focus is helping people protect what they’ve worked hard to build and, when appropriate, plan for the future they envision.

Over the years, Stacey has helped hundreds of individuals, families, and business owners protect millions of dollars in assets, including safeguarding income, wealth, and building legacy through thoughtful planning, education, and risk-aware strategies. Her work is informed by several years of hands-on experience helping clients make informed, long-term financial decisions. She believes financial planning should be clear, empowering, and grounded in protection as a foundation for progress.

Raised in the city of Detroit, Stacey attended Cass Technical High School, earned her bachelor’s degree from Howard University, and later received her master’s degree from Dallas Baptist University. She is also a proud and active member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated, and remains intentional about serving the communities that have shaped her.