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Arizona State University

Vice President, Marketing  -  Empowering Leader  -  Analytical Thinker  -  Strategy Achiever

Mamaroneck, New York, United States

Responsible for partnering across the marketing leadership team to drive business objectives and strategies as well as leading special projects and partnering on engagement efforts.

Synchrony

Vice President, Marketing Projects, Planning and Engagement

Provide Board Risk Committee and Executive Leadership quality, risk-content driven information for effective decision-making.  Recommend capital Risk Appetite Limits and provide independent oversight of capital planning.

Vice President, Enterprise Risk Management

Led reporting and analytics for Supervisory Affairs, including reporting and regulatory guidance for the Board and Executive Leadership.

Supervisory Affairs Vice President

Amy was a Supervising Examiner at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York (FRBNY).  She was the lead financial analyst onsite at a major international banking institution.  Prior to this role, she was the Corporate Functions Specialist for the supervision team onsite at a major US-based financial institution, where she was responsible for liquidity risk management, firm issue remediation, and reporting to FRBNY senior management and the Board of Governors. Amy joined the FRBNY in August 2004 and has held senior positions within supervision.  Prior to her work at one of the major US-based firms following its conversion to a Bank Holding Company in September 2008, Amy was responsible for monitoring the financial health of the four largest investment banks during the 2008 financial crisis.

Federal Reserve Bank of New York

Supervising Examiner

Amy was a business consultant with Arthur Andersen from December 1997 to April 2002.  Her work with the firm ranged financial management consulting to forensic and litigation consulting, including long-term assignments with the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service and the U.S. Department of the Interior.

Amy White