Beverly Stayart |
| Director of Business Development - CFO |
| Stayart Law Offices, Wisconsin |
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About Beverly Stayart
Beverly Stayart has served as CFO and Director of Business Development for Stayart Law Offices, an Elkhorn, Wisconsin, law firm, for almost two decades. In addition to coordinating the financial and marketing aspects of Stayart Law Offices, Beverly Stayart oversees all legal research and evidentiary discovery. Beverly Stayart interfaces with clients and attorneys.
Beverly Stayart earned her B.A. in English Literature at the University of Iowa, subsequently earning her M.B.A., with concentrations in finance and marketing, at the University of Chicago.
In her spare time, Beverly Stayart enjoys travel, cooking, hiking, wildlife watching, antique cars, and genealogy research. Beverly Stayart is an experienced genealogist with a special interest in Native American ancestry. Beverly Stayart is an avid reader, particularly the works of English writers William Shakespeare and Matthew Arnold, and American authors Harper Lee, Edna St. Vincent Millay, Edgar Allan Poe, and Sara Teasdale.
Beverly Stayart is interested in nineteenth-century American history. Beverly Stayart enjoys researching the Civil War because her great-grandfather Thomas Fitzgerald, a Union soldier, was recruited in Wisconsin and fought in several notable battles. He was wounded on two occasions but survived the war.
Beverly Stayart actively supports St. Joseph's Indian School, benefiting the Lakota children of South Dakota through education and preservation of Lakota culture. Beverly Stayart is also involved in various worldwide efforts to protect animals. She is currently active in the campaigns to save the wild horse population, stop puppy mills, prevent the aerial shooting of wolves in the western United States, and prohibit factory farm and slaughterhouse abuses. Beverly Stayart has lent her voice to campaigns such as Care for Animals Road Expedition #4, in which she participated in a funeral motorcade from Milwaukee, Wisconsin to Chicago, Illinois to advocate for a ban on the annual slaughter of baby seals.