Amos Davis

Amos Davis is an accomplished business partner and senior attorney with a proven track record of successful collaboration across diverse teams in highly regulated and gray areas.

He is a versatile professional adept at navigating fast-paced business objectives while mitigating legal and reputational risks, particularly in marketing, policy, public affairs, operations, and regulatory domains.

With a unique career trajectory, he has provided legal leadership to esteemed companies in the technology and consumer packaged goods sectors.

Amos holds a JD from Emory University School of Law and has a diverse educational background, including a BA in Philosophy, Religious Studies, Psychology, and French from the University of Virginia.

He has furthered his education with certificates in Leadership & Culture from Harvard Business School Online and French from College International de Cannes and Université Paris Sorbonne (Paris IV), as well as a Master of Theological Studies (MTS) in Ethics from Emory University.

Amos has held significant roles such as Senior Counsel at Uber and Minute Maid Business Unit Counsel at The Coca-Cola Company, where he also served as Counsel for Food Law & Advertising Substantiation.

His professional journey includes experiences as a Federal Law Clerk at the U.S. District Court, Legal Intern at The Coca-Cola Company, Legal Investigator at Georgia Innocence Project, and Legal Researcher at Emory Law's International Humanitarian Law Clinic.

He has also contributed as a Legal Intern for the Honorable James Brady of the Middle District of Louisiana at the U.S. District Court, Research Editor for Professor John Witte, Jr. at Emory University School of Law, Philosophy Teacher / House Tutor at St. Christopher School, and International Teaching Fellow at The American Farm School.

Amos's expertise lies in strategic legal counsel, team collaboration, regulatory compliance, business operations, and ethical leadership, enabling him to drive success in complex and dynamic business environments.