Born from experience, built with purpose, guided by experts.

Our Founder

Tracy Curry

Tracy Curry is a seasoned HR and people-strategy executive with more than 20 years of experience building high-performance teams in IT and education. As Chief People Officer at a government contracting firm, she leads people-focused strategies that align with business growth for one of the nation's most mission-driven software development firms. What sets Tracy apart is her unique perspective—shaped equally by corporate meeting rooms and IEP meetings—that allows her to see the gaps others miss.

Tracy's journey to founding EPIC IEP is deeply personal. As a mother of a child with special needs, she experienced firsthand the complexity, frustration, and emotional toll of navigating the IEP process. Known for asking the thoughtful, incisive questions that get to the heart of a problem, Tracy brings a root-cause problem-solving orientation to everything she does. She doesn't settle for surface-level fixes—she digs deeper, asking why the system works the way it does and how it can truly serve the people inside it. That mindset, combined with her professional expertise in building scalable, people-centered solutions, is what drives EPIC IEP.

A Pinnacle Award finalist recognized for her strategic HR leadership, Tracy has held credentials including SPHR and CCP certifications and an Executive Education certificate from Johns Hopkins Carey Business School and degrees from the College of Notre Dame of Maryland and Morgan State University. Her career spans leadership roles at organizations including Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth, TEKsystems, Ciena, AARP, and Kennedy Krieger Institute.

"I didn't start EPIC IEP because I like software or because I thought it would be easy. I started it because I got tired — tired of being unsure how to advocate for my son, tired of seeing good teachers struggle with tools, tired of watching schools with good intentions fall short. So I stopped being tired and started building with my favorite quote driving me: It always seems impossible until it's done."

Tracy Curry

Our Advisors

We are guided by visionary leaders. Our advisory board brings decades of experience across education technology, digital transformation, leadership, and law to help shape a platform that truly serves every stakeholder in the IEP process.

Star Moran

Star Moran is a strategic governance, risk, compliance (GRC), and cybersecurity leader with over 15 years of experience driving compliance and privacy strategy across technology organizations. As Sr. Director of GRC & Privacy at The Channel Company, she led the team that achieved ISO 27001 and ISO 27701 certifications — the gold standards for information security and data privacy management. Her career includes leadership roles at Amazon, where she oversaw security and compliance programs including FDA approval efforts for a new medical device and implemented enterprise-wide data protection governance. Star holds a B.A. in Business Administration from Clark Atlanta University and an MBA in International Management from Troy University. Her deep expertise in regulatory compliance, data privacy, and risk management ensures that EPIC IEP is built on a foundation of trust, security, and accountability.

Camille Cranson

Camille Cranson is a veteran special education administrator and educator with over 17 years of experience serving students with disabilities in public and private school settings. She has spent her career on the front lines of the IEP process — writing goals, conducting assessments, and leading IEP teams. A graduate of Spelman College with a master's degree in Special Education from Goucher College, Camille holds endorsements in Special Education, Reading, English/Language Arts, and Administration. She has testified before Congress on the critical need for adequate funding under IDEA and Title I for students in underserved communities. Camille brings EPIC IEP something essential: the perspective of an educator who has lived inside the system every day, understands its pain points intimately, and knows exactly what tools teachers and families need to make the process work.

Bryan Setser

Bryan Setser is a nationally recognized education executive, entrepreneur, and trusted advisor with three decades of results spanning K-12, higher education, and workforce development. As Founder and CEO of Setser Group, he guides leaders and organizations through complex transformation with a focus on innovation, equity, and future-ready learning. Bryan previously served as CEO of the North Carolina Virtual Public School — the nation's second largest — where he oversaw a $31 million budget, more than 1,000 staff, and student outcomes that exceeded state and national averages. A certified executive coach, published author, and sought-after speaker at events including SXSW, ASU+GSV, and ISTE, Bryan also serves as a National Reviewer for the U.S. Office of Special Education. He was inducted into the East Carolina University Education Hall of Fame in 2024. Bryan is way finder that will help EPIC IEP navigate school based systems and help ensure what we build works for everyone.

Kevin Wilson

Kevin Wilson is a product strategy and technology leader with deep experience building user-centered digital products across FinTech, financial services, and government technology. As a VP of Product Development, Kevin leads product thinking and delivery for complex, mission-driven technology projects that serve millions of people. He brings a rare ability to bridge commercial product discipline with the unique demands of building technology for the public good, having written extensively on the differences between product management in commercial and government contexts. Kevin's expertise in translating user needs into scalable, accessible digital products makes him a critical advisor as EPIC IEP designs a platform that must work seamlessly for parents, educators, and administrators alike.