Stacy Perron Landry

About Stacy Perron Landry

My work focuses on healthcare data, analytics, and product strategy. I’ve spent much of my career inside payer organizations working with claims, eligibility, provider, and reimbursement data, translating complex operational and regulatory requirements into structured data solutions that people can rely on. I’m comfortable working across business, analytics, legal, and engineering teams and tend to focus on the problems where domain knowledge, data structure, and product thinking all come together.Much of my work has involved designing data capabilities and data products that support analytics, reporting, and external data delivery in highly regulated environments. I’m particularly interested in roles involving healthcare data products, analytics platforms, and governance capabilities that help organizations turn complex healthcare data into usable insights. If you’re shaping enterprise data strategy, building scalable operating models, or evolving data product maturity in complex environments, I’m always open to connecting.

Experience

1. Data Governance Product Strategist

   Worldpay

   Sep 2024 — Present

   Design and evolve enterprise data governance operating models within Worldpay’s data catalog and metadata ecosystem.Developed a four-stage data source onboarding framework with defined stage gates, enabling scalable lifecycle management and consistent minimum viable curation (MVC) across diverse data environments. Built operational dashboards to track onboarding progress and maturity by source.Architect enterprise metadata structures and critical data element (CDE) frameworks, balancing standardization with flexibility to support multiple use cases and business domains.Translate roadmap initiatives into structured, executable designs aligned across governance, engineering, and stewardship teams. Present recommendations and design rationale to stakeholders.

Education

• University of Louisiana Monroe

  BA

  1996 — 2000

• Louisiana State University

  Master of Business Administration (MBA)

  2002 — 2004