Amanda was raised on a family farm in Maryland surrounded by a household of Real Estate Brokers going back four generations, so it was only natural for her to continue the legacy of working in the Real Estate Industry. Such exposure from a young age allowed her to gain extensive knowledge regarding real property, land management, and conservation. As a graduate of Stevenson University with a degree in Business Administration, she relocated to Bozeman to sustain an active lifestyle in the mountains.
Amanda boasts a unique background as a Project Manager and Solutions Engineer within the Tech Sector, over a decade of experience as a Manager of a private horse boarding facility, and even a few years as a Snowboard Instructor at Bridger Bowl and Yellowstone Club Ski Resorts. She had the pleasure of sitting on the Government Affairs Committee for the Gallatin Association of Realtors for 3 years and now is a current member of the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusions Committee for the Montana Association of Realtors. As an active member of the community and continually achieving success in her business, Amanda was a 2023 recipient of the Bozeman Daily Chronicle’s 20 Under 40 Award.
An avid equestrian, she is a volunteer with the local Equine Adaptive Riding Program at Eagle Mount. She is also an enthusiastic whitewater kayaker who supports the local paddling community by sponsoring Community Paddle Days and the Gallatin Whitewater Festival. When not around horses or on the water, you can find Amanda playing in the mountains, hiking and skiing.
Empowering property ownership is her focus, but Amanda strives to be more than just a real estate consultant; she is dedicated to being a steward to the community and sharing her passions with others.
Amanda was raised on a family farm in Maryland surrounded by a household of Real Estate Brokers going back four generations, so it was only natural for her to continue the legacy of working in the Real Estate Industry. Such exposure from a young age allowed her to gain extensive knowledge regarding real property, land management, and conservation. As a graduate of Stevenson University with a degree in Business Administration, she relocated to Bozeman to sustain an active lifestyle in the mountains.
Amanda boasts a unique background as a Project Manager and Solutions Engineer within the Tech Sector, over a decade of experience as a Manager of a private horseboarding facility, and even a few years as a Snowboard Instructor at Bridger Bowl and Yellowstone Club Ski Resorts. She had the pleasure of sitting on the Government Affairs Committee for the Gallatin Association of Realtors for 3 years and now is a current member of the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusions Committee for the Montana Association of Realtors. As an active member of the community and continually achieving success in her business, Amanda was a 2023 recipient of the Bozeman Daily Chronicle’s 20 Under 40 Award.
An avid equestrian, she is a volunteer with the local Equine Adaptive Riding Program at Eagle Mount. She is also an enthusiastic whitewater kayaker who supports the local paddling community by sponsoring Community Paddle Days and the Gallatin Whitewater Festival. When not around horses or on the water, you can find Amanda playing in the mountains, hiking, and skiing.
Empowering property ownership is her focus, but Amanda strives to be more than just a real estate consultant; she is dedicated to being a steward to the community and sharing her passions with others.
