Quigley House Leadership Team
Katie G. Kight
Katie Kight brings more than two decades of nonprofit leadership, brand strategy, and organizational communications experience to Quigley House, along with a coaching background that informs how she leads staff, partners with the board, and builds trust across the community. Before joining Quigley House, she served as Director of Brand Strategy at Pace Center for Girls, a nonprofit operating 21 centers across Florida as well as programs in Georgia. There, she worked alongside the leadership team on strategy, marketing, communications, and culture.
Her earlier career includes leadership roles at the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens and the Jewish Community Alliance, and 16 years running AER Marketing, a consulting practice serving nonprofit and community-based organizations across the region. In 2022, she founded Grounded Pathways, a coaching and brand strategy practice, and earned her Associate Certified Coach (ACC) credential through the International Coaching Federation.
Katie holds a Master's degree in Mass Communication and a Bachelor's degree in Telecommunication from the University of Florida. A Jacksonville native, she is committed to ensuring survivors in Clay County have access to safety, support, and a path forward, and believes that clear communication and genuine trust are what make strong organizations possible.
Interim CEO/Executive Director
Jackie Krug
Jackie Krug is a seasoned Development Director with extensive experience in the non-profit sector and philanthropy. Having attended Florida State College of Jacksonville, Jackie brings both professional expertise and personal dedication to her role. Her deep passion for helping others is the driving force behind her commitment to the Quigley House mission. Specializing in fundraising events, grants, and community engagement, Jackie is dedicated to raising awareness and funds for the organization. Through her own life experiences, she is empowered to make a meaningful difference, collaborating with community partners to further the cause. A strong advocate for her team, Jackie believes in the power of collective effort, encouraging donor engagement and expanding local support for Quigley House. Under her leadership, the organization continues to have a lasting impact in the community. In her spare time, Jackie enjoys traveling and spending time with her family and her doodles.
Development Director
Christina Kelley
Christina Kelley is a dedicated nonprofit leader with more than a decade of experience in domestic violence advocacy, nonprofit operations, and organizational development. Having served in both direct service and leadership roles, Christina brings a unique perspective that combines compassion for survivors with a passion for building strong, efficient systems that support both staff and the community.
As Operations Director at Quigley House, Christina oversees human resources, compliance, policies and procedures, grants administration, and organizational operations. She is passionate about strengthening organizational infrastructure, embracing innovation, and creating trauma-informed processes that allow advocates to focus on what matters most - serving survivors. She is also a strong advocate for neurodiversity in the workplace and believes inclusive environments empower people to do their best work.
Christina holds a bachelor's degree in human services and believes the strongest organizations are built by empowering people, embracing innovation, and never losing sight of the individuals at the heart of the mission. She is committed to fostering a collaborative culture where both employees and survivors can thrive.
Outside of work, Christina enjoys spending time with her husband and three boys, discovering unique treasures while thrifting, reading fantasy novels, and taking on creative projects that blend technology with service to others.
Operations Director
Jennifer graduated with honors from Florida State University College of Law and is a member of the Florida Bar. Since passing the bar exam, Jennifer has used her law license to advocate for those unable to speak for themselves. Jennifer began working with Quigley House in 2019 and for the last five years, she has continued to advocate on behalf of survivors of domestic violence in injunction proceedings in Clay County. Jennifer is passionate about her job at Quigley House as she understands the importance of the proceedings and protecting survivors. Jennifer strives to achieve the best outcomes for her clients and put each survivor at ease while navigating the oftentimes challenging and emotionally draining injunction process.
IFP Project Attorney
Jennifer Ironmonger
Megan Ball serves as the Director of Domestic Violence Services at Quigley House. She is dedicated to supporting survivors and promoting awareness, prevention, and healing. With more than 15 years of experience in social services and vocational rehabilitation, Megan brings compassion and expertise to helping people navigate difficult circumstances with dignity and care.
Megan graduated with honors from Western Kentucky University, earning a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology with minors in Psychology, Criminology, and Sexuality Studies. Born in Florida and raised in a military family, she lived in several places before returning to Florida. Those experiences have shaped the inclusive, supportive approach she brings to her work.