Amy Schapiro

Amy Schapiro is a social impact entrepreneur and intrapreneur dedicated to fostering a diverse and innovative community of empowered leaders. With a strong background in building impactful initiatives focused on education, workforce development, and leadership for marginalized communities, Amy thrives in mission-driven environments.

Amy's expertise lies in partnership building, organizational management, recruiting, facilitating, grant management, marketing, fundraising, team management, metrics analysis, and program development. Her work encompasses tech diversity and inclusion, education, program evaluation, social impact, strategic relationship building, business development, community organizing, and internet health.

Education-wise, Amy pursued a Masters of Science in Social Work at Columbia University and completed her Bachelor of Arts at Emory University.

Amy has held various roles in renowned organizations, including being a Senior Program Officer at Mozilla Foundation, Senior Manager of Fellowship Programs at Mozilla Foundation, Women Techmakers Project Manager at Google, Technology Entrepreneurship Consultant at Startups of Puerto Rico, and Director of the CODE2040 Fellows Program at CODE2040. She has also worked as a Human Resources Consultant at Bard Graduate Center of Bard College, Alumni Impact Assessment Consultant at Universidad EARTH, Legal Assistant for Citizenship Services at Jewish Family and Children's Services, Advertising Account Executive at Lenat & Partners, Outreach and Community Manager at YouthNoise, Academic Director at Boys and Girls Clubs of the Peninsula, English Language Teaching Specialist at Madrid Department of Education, and Spanish Immersion Camp Director at The Nueva School.