Independent Executive Information

Amy has been at the forefront of rewiring brands for the future that is upon us, with a refreshingly insightful, down-to-earth approach that gets beyond the status quo. Over a two-decade career as a corporate marketing, digital, and innovation executive, she built a track record of success moving ideas to performance at brands including Citi, American Express, E*TRADE, and AXA. Amy presciently connected her early experiences as a direct marketer to rising demands for large-scale digital transformation. She established one of the first corporate innovation teams to pilot and launch business model breakthroughs, building enabling capabilities in risk-focused, highly regulated consumer financial services companies. She pioneered 21st-century marketing and digital practices within the insurance sector. Seeing pervasive and accelerating disruption as opportunity to amplify the positive impact of her unique experiences, Amy launched a second career helping leaders at startup to top Fortune brands advance their innovation priorities. She brings the benefit of a fresh and informed outlook to make progress under uncertain, complex, and rapidly changing conditions. In addition to keynote speaking and consulting, Amy serves on the Board of Directors of the AICPA where she advises on marketing strategy and the implications of technology and workforce disruption for 650,000 professionals across the globe. She is a member of Soundboard Angel Fund, and an adviser to startups PebblePost (marketing technology), Insurance Thought Leadership (insure-tech), SpringFour (fin-tech), and Zipari (health-tech). A believer in the power of every individual to make a difference, Amy established and has sponsored for over a decade an annual social impact fellowship at the NYU Stern Graduate School of Business. Summer stipends enable MBA students to bring their problem-solving skills to New York City-based not-for-profits and government agencies. She has mentored founders at a wide range of startups, and volunteers in the evaluation and selection of Wharton Venture Fund award recipients, as well as the Bank Administration Institute’s Global Innovation Awards. She served on the President’s Council at Wesleyan University, and as Vice Chairman of the Board of Healthcare Chaplaincy Network.