Amy Wood’s career has been a dynamic journey through the realms of television production, marketing, and design. Starting out as a field producer and writer in Washington DC, she quickly made her mark in the industry. Her talent led her to produce an educational video series and a PBS television show that gained recognition in the late ’90s.
In the early 2000s, Amy transitioned into marketing, specializing in web and print design. Her creative flair found expression as an art director in advertising agencies and as a tourism marketing manager. This diverse experience culminated in the founding of her own boutique design studio, where she played a pivotal role in building the brands of numerous small businesses.
With a BA in Mass Communication from Towson University and an MA in graphic design from Savannah College of Art and Design, Amy brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to every project.
In 2015, Amy’s life took a profound turn when her son Alex was diagnosed with a craniopharyngioma brain tumor. In response, she co-founded the Raymond A. Wood Foundation in his honor. Leveraging her marketing and problem-solving skills, Amy has spearheaded efforts to support brain tumor survivors and their families, raising nearly $1.5 million for research and support projects.
Beyond her professional accomplishments, Amy is a health and wellness enthusiast. She recently achieved a personal milestone by completing her first 10-mile run and is now focused on training for a half marathon. Her passion for healthy living extends to the kitchen, where she crafts delicious plant-based recipes. An avid reader, Amy’s curiosity knows no bounds.
