• Computer Science degree from UNB in 1986
• Previously work with the Canadian Air Force in Cold Lake Alberta on real-time air combat training systems for our fighter pilots
• Previously also worked for the Canadian Navy on the Canadian Electronic Warfare System deployed on many of our naval vessels.
• Consulting career has included providing advice and direction to clients in retail, manufacturing,  government, finance, and the pharmaceutical industry, as well as acting as a Senior Project Manager and  playing a leading role in managing a number of operational integrations arising out of corporate mergers.
• Since 2007 Darcy has worked with Ambir and has further developed her project management abilities and expanded her capabilities to include Benefits Management, Enterprise Change Management and Privacy Impact Analysis.
• Held executive positions at the local and provincial levels of CIPS (Section Treasurer 1999-2000, WIIT CIPS Event Leader 2001-2004, CIPS NB President 2003-2005),
• Served on the Board of Directors of the NB Chapter of PMI and as their Chair of the Local Events Committee in Fredericton.
•   Currently sits on the Board of Directors at Science East.
• One of the founding members of CIPS’ Women in IT program in Fredericton, aimed at encouraging young women to pursue careers in technology.
• In 2010 she took up the cause again focusing on providing networking and mentoring opportunities for women in New Brunswick’s  ICT Sector, connecting women with programs and activities around the province that support professional development, and once again promoting increased enrolment of young women in Computer Science, Engineering  and other ICT degree and diploma programs.
• Primary recreations are biking and travel
• Supports the MS Society of Canada through her participation in an annual Bike Tour fundraiser. 

Awards

•  IT Hero Award by the Information Technology Association of Canada, 2002