ABOUT US
Growing to meet demand
Stacey and Jamey Osborne bring a combined total of more than 50 years experience in the areas of strategic communications, government relations, and training and development. They started Ford Osborne & Associates to meet a growing need for these services with government agencies, nonprofits, and other mission-driven organizations that intersect the public and private spheres.
Contact us today to see how we can add value to your organization!
Our Process
All of our solutions start with a conversation. We customize our programs to fit our clients’ needs and budgets, and we will work with you to create a scope of work that will help you meet your ultimate goals and objectives. Our team is small and agile, so we can easily create programs that are designed just for you.
So whether you need an interim Public Information Officer, help developing a long-term strategic communications plan, or customized technical training for your organization, we’d love to talk to you about it.
Our Team
Stacey and Jamey Osborne, the primary consultants for Ford Osborne and Associates, are a power couple who bring a wealth of experience and expertise to the table. They live in New Braunfels, Texas and share a home with three ridiculous cats.
Stacey Ford Osborne
Strategic Communications
Government Affairs
Stacey Ford Osborne is a strategic communications strategist with more than 20 years’ experience leading strategic communications strategies for Fortune 500 Corporations, government agencies, and statewide industry associations.
Stacey started her career as a copywriter/producer and account executive at a busy advertising agency in El Paso, Texas and has gone on to guide the public information, government relations, and economic development strategies for multiple government agencies throughout the state of Texas. Her experience includes serving as a Business Integration Specialist with the Boeing Company, where she helped guide strategic communications across the enterprise for the Boeing Supply Chain Operations Council. She has also served as Director of Communications for the El Paso Convention and Visitors Bureau; Economic Development Director for the cities of La Porte and Willis; Tourism Coordinator for the City of Blanco, and Communications Director and PIO for the Cities of Taylor and Elgin.
Stacey also is the host and producer of the TCMA Podcast, Perspectives on City Management. She holds an MBA from Texas Lutheran University, as well as a master’s degree in Interdisciplinary Studies and a bachelor’s degree in International Relations.
Jamey Osborne
Many people know Jamey from his work as a starter and track Marshall for the Circuit of the Americas racetrack and the F1 Motorsports Series. But when he isn’t working at the track or hosting the Trackside Podcast for Motorsports Marshals, Jamey is helping other people make sense of technology.
Jamey’s superpower is understanding where his audience is coming from, and helping them to make sense of extremely complicated concepts and processes. He started his career as speech teacher and debate coach, but his passion for technology and his ability to explain arcane concepts to the layperson led to a multi-faceted career as an instructional technologist. His work has included serving as an instructional technology leader for large school districts and education service centers in Texas, as well as an instructor and instructional designer for colleges and universities. For several years he was the host of the popular El Paso public access program, Technology Tips, and he currently helps design curriculum and training for Circuit of the Americas and other racetracks around the country.
In addition the Trackside podcast, Jamey is also the long-time host of the public radio program Audiosyncracy on KTEP El Paso. He holds a master’s and bachelor’s degrees in Communications, as well as an Instructional Design Certificate.