Stephanie Phillips

Stephanie Phillips serves as Controller for the Boy Scouts of America (now legally Scouting America), the national nonprofit youth organization headquartered in Irving, Texas. In this role she appears on the organization's IRS tax filings as the finance officer in whose care the books are kept — for example, she is listed as Controller at the Irving national office (1325 West Walnut Hill Lane) with a direct line of (972) 580-2300 on Boy Scouts of America's Form 990-T filings. Her name is also indexed to the organization's filings in nonprofit databases (CauseIQ), reflecting her role as the signing/administering officer for organizational and plan-level reporting.

The "Plan Administrator" designation in the stub data corresponds to the administration of BSA/Scouting America's employee benefit plans — the organization maintains a retirement/pension program (the Boy Scouts of America Master Pension Trust / Retirement Plan for Employees) for which a corporate plan administrator files the annual Form 5500 and related disclosures. This is a corporate-benefits and fiduciary-reporting function, not private investing.

Publicly available professional records indicate she is based in Colleyville, Texas, and studied at Baylor University's Hankamer School of Business (1991–1995), with a professional skill set centered on financial analysis, financial reporting, strategic planning, and management — consistent with a nonprofit controller/finance-leadership career.

• No angel or venture investment thesis could be verified. There is no public evidence (firm page, portfolio, writing, talks, or deal records) that Stephanie Phillips personally invests as an angel or seed-stage investor.
• Her documented "investment"-adjacent responsibility is fiduciary administration of an employer retirement/pension plan (the Boy Scouts of America Master Pension Trust), which is an institutional benefits function — the plan's assets are managed as a pension trust, not deployed as startup angel checks.
• If a founder is trying to reach an actual angel investor, the person and firm in the stub data appear to be mislabeled; verification against a startup/venture source is recommended before treating her as an investor.