Amanda Beard is a seven-time Olympic medal-winning swimmer, known for overcoming many obstacles to achieve her dreams. Amanda devotes her time doing appearances for her Olympic Sponsors, speaking engagements for Breast Cancer awareness and talking with young swimmers throughout the United States about overcoming obstacles and setting high goals. She inspires women of all ages to be confident. Amanda... read full bio
Amanda Borden is a retired American gymnast. She is best known for competing in the 1996 Summer Olympics. Borden was the team captain for the American gymnast team that won gold that year. Referred to as the Magnificent Seven, with all six other members submitting her name in the vote, including the more experienced Shannon Miller. Her vivacious personality and... read full bio
Amanda Boxtel was enjoying her life skiing when all in a blink of an eye she somersaulted and an electric current went through her legs and left her paralyzed. She unfortunately was left with a permanent spinal cord injury, which left her without a way to walk, but she didn’t let that stop her from living her best life. Fast... read full bio
Amanda Brown was inspired by the legal students she saw at Stanford legal School to write the novel Legally Blonde, which served as the basis for the popular 2001 film of the same name. Stanford welcomes her because of her inventive film and the necessity for diversity in all its manifestations. Her perseverance ensures her success at Stanford, but not... read full bio
Amanda Brugel is a Canadian actress best known for her roles as Michelle on the series “Seed”, and as Rita in Hulu’s “The Handmaid’s Tale”. She studied at York University where she was apart of the Theatre Program and graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. She made her television debut in the television movie “Vendetta”. From there, she’s... read full bio
Amanda is a Military Veteran, Lifestyle and Culture Columnist and Freelancer and a classically trained Chef. She is currently a fitness tech editor for Iron Man Magazine, a lifestyle writer at Task and Purpose, and a host of the Travel Channel web series Tales From The Hair Of The Dog. Amanda served in the U.S. Navy for 8 years.... read full bio
Amanda Bynes is an American actress, comedian, and fashion designer who was most popular as a child to a young adult. Some of her most popular roles included being the host and performer on “The Amanda Show”, a performer on “All That”, which she got her start from, playing Holly Tyler on “What I Like About You”, and for her... read full bio
Amanda Cerny is known for her hilarious and creative content she posts on YouTube and Instagram. She is an actress, well known Internet personality, comedian, and former model. She used the 6-second video app Vine while it existed. She is especially known for her comedy skits and collaborations with other YouTubers, such as Logal Paul, Jake Paul, and Andrew Bachelor.... read full bio
Amanda Coolong is the current Chief Content Officer and Board Co-Chair of Women in Technology International (WITI). Her prior work includes founding the technology news publisher TechZulu and Context & Narrative, an alternative creative collective. Coolong is an experienced digital media executive and communications expert in emerging technologies. Apart from being a technology guru, Coolong is also an artist. She... read full bio
Amanda Cromwell is an American head coach for the UCLA women’s soccer team and has previously been a professional soccer player who was a member of the United States women’s national soccer team who won third place in the FIFA Women’s World Cup. Cromwell was born in Washington, D.C. and while in high school, she won a state championship and... read full bio
Amanda de Cadenet is a television personality and renowned photographer. She started her career at the young age of eighteen, as a co-presenter for The Word, a late-night Channel 4 magazine show. She is best known for the series The Conversation, airing on Lifetime. The show features interviews with internationally famous women, as well as lesser-known figures, and includes topics... read full bio
Amanda Echalaz debuted worldwide at the Cardiff Singer of the World competition. This South African soprano has received critical acclaim for a variety of performances, including Kir in Harrison Birtwistles opera The Minotaur, Tosca at the English National Opera, and Madama Butterfly for Cape Town Opera. The Independent reported, Amanda Echalazs Tosca [was] thrillingly sung. Echalaz is now set to... read full bio
Amanda Gore is a well-known Australian motivational speaker and author. Through extremely energizing presentations, enhanced by decades of scientific discovery and personal experience, Ms. Gore will entertain and move your audience to action in order to facilitate changes and behavior. As a frequent radio and TV expert interviewed for her comments, her YouTube channel has had over one million views.... read full bio
Amanda Griscom Little is a reporter and commentator on the changing environmental landscape. She has written Muckraker, which is a weekly column on energy and environmental policy on Salon.com and Grist.org, which has gone on to win awards. She is also a contributing writer for Outside magazine where she writes the monthly column Code Green. Amanda has written Power Trip... read full bio
Amanda Hesser is the co-founder and CEO of Food52, a digital food community containing recipes, cooking advice, and kitchen and home products. Food52 has won awards including the James Beard Award for Publication of the Year and the IACP Award for Best Website. Prior to launching Food52, Hesser was the New York Times Magazine food editor. Hesser has also authored... read full bio
Television host, best-selling author, Broadway actor, fitness industry mogul and most recently, finalist on the 30th season of Dancing with the Stars, Amanda Kloots has a long list of accomplishments. Currently, Amanda is a co-host on The Talk, a daytime talk show on CBS that focuses on current affairs, pop culture, family, celebrities and popular culture themes. In collaboration with her sister... read full bio
Amanda Knox has emerged as a strong voice in favor of wrongful conviction concerns, trauma, and the function of the media in the legal system. When Knox was just 20 years old and studying abroad in Perugia, Italy, her extraordinary tale began. Sadly, Meredith Kercher, her roommate and companion, was brutally killed only a few weeks into their stay together. International... read full bio
Born Armond, Amanda Lepore has become one of the most notable transgender public figures in history. After transitioning as a teen and receiving reassignment surgery before her 20th birthday, Amanda moved to New York City and established herself as a nightlife figure. Her stardom exploded when she met famed photographer David LaChapelle. She has been his muse since the beginning... read full bio
Amanda Lindsey Cook, also known as Falcon, is a Canadian Christian singer-songwriter from Niverville, Manitoba, Canada. Cook began her career after releasing her self-titled debut album, “Amanda Falk,” through Avante Records. Cook’s debut album went on to earn a Juno Award for the Contemporary Christian and Gospel Album of the Year. She followed up her debut album with the second... read full bio
In addition to being a member of the Interdepartmental Serious Mental Illness Committee (ISMICC), which was established by Congress to provide guidance on federal mental health policy, Amanda is presently a member of Google's Mental Health Advisory Panel. In the past, Amanda was the youngest board member of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), the biggest grassroots mental health... read full bio
