Amy

I've spent 30 years in tech helping people work better together, as a designer, a manager, and a coach. I recently retired at 52 from corporate America.

Along the way, I built a global program at GE that helped women tell their own stories, and I learned that most people don't need fixing. They need someone who makes it safe to be honest.

I bring that same approach to dating. I've been divorced for 14 years; I've been in four serious relationships, and I've dated in the app era, so I know the swiping, the awkward first messages, and the fatigue.

I'm a lifelong connector. My friends say I could start a conversation with a tree, and I've made friends with strangers in airports and bars just by being curious. I also drop the occasional truth bomb, kindly.

I coach people on how to show up online and in person with confidence, flirt without feeling fake, spot red flags early, and keep their standards while staying open. I don't hand out scripts. I help you sound like the best version of yourself.

"As a teacher, she has a gift for breaking down complex problems and helping others grow — I watched her mentor young designers with real patience and generosity, always making time to explain the “why” behind a decision." T. Freeman

"Few people have the power to truly transform a career path, but Amy is one of them. " K. Wood

"What sets Amy apart is her ability to truly listen, ask thoughtful questions, and empower others to find their own solutions while providing the perspective and tools needed to succeed." - E. Cargill

"She's generous with her time, authentic in her feedback, and has a remarkable ability to encourage you while still telling you exactly what you need to hear." - C. Seal