Growth, integrity, compassion, courage, and personal accountability are a few of the values Amy uses to guide her life and work. She has been in the Organizational Development field for over 25 years and has developed a diverse set of skills across multiple human resource disciplines. She has successfully led strategic change initiatives and executed the design, development and implementation of learning and development solutions created to optimize human performance effectiveness. She has provided coaching, mentoring, and guidance for leaders at all levels within an organization. Amy has spent her time consulting in the transportation, financial services, creative arts, technology consulting, pharmaceutical, biotech and outsourcing industries. She has extensive experience in the following competencies: Organizational Development, Leadership Development, Performance Management, Employee Engagement, Change Management, Talent Management, and Training and Development.
Always wanting to learn and grow, Amy’s education includes Georgetown University – Executive Certificate in Organizational Development and Navigating Polarities & Paradox; The Neuroleadership Institute – Brain-based Coaching Certification; The Coaches Training Institute – Co-active Coach Training Certificate; Coaches Rising – The Neuroscience of Change. She has professional certifications in the Key Polarity Indicator (KPI), Myers-Brigg Type Indicator, EQ-I 2.0, Korn Ferry – Leadership Architecture and 360, DDI Interactive Management, and AchieveGlobal Leadership Development.
Amy enjoys being outdoors walking her dog Birger, hiking, riding her bike and dancing. She is a certified JourneyDance® Facilitator (a somatic healing practice) as well as a SoulCollage® Facilitator (an intuitive collage practice encouraging self-discovery and connecting with one’s own wisdom as they navigate life). She loves to challenge her creative side by trying new ways to express herself through art. She dabbles in paper quilling, stained glass, fused glass, watercolor, eco-printing, plasma cutting, and felt making.
Amy likes her s’mores almost burned with dark chocolate.