Brittany Matticks serves as Executive Assistant for the National Child Protection Task Force.
Brittany joins the National Child Protection Task Force (NCPTF) with three years of experience as an Executive Assistant and a prior decade as a medical assistant—roles that shaped her into a calm, organized, and highly dependable presence. With a Bachelor of Science from Austin Peay State University, she brings a strong foundation of detail-driven coordination and compassionate professionalism to her work.
Brittany has become known for bringing clarity to complexity—streamlining operations and complex schedules, anticipating needs organization-wide, and safeguarding confidentiality. At NCPTF, she plays a key role in supporting development efforts by building meaningful relationships with donors and partners, understanding giving priorities, and helping ensure every stakeholder feels connected to the impact of their support.
A passionate advocate for child protection, Brittany is honored to contribute her skills to NCPTF’s mission and to support a team working every day to help recover missing, exploited, and trafficked children across the country.
