Amanda Harris, Director of Growth, Fishwife
Amanda Harris has a diverse work experience in the field of growth marketing and brand management. Amanda is currently serving as the Director of Growth at Fishwife, a role they started in October 2022. Prior to this, Amanda held several consultant positions, specializing in brand and growth marketing, at various companies including Right Side Up and Lane 529.
In 2021, Amanda worked at Act+Acre, Inc. as the Senior Manager of Brand & Partnerships and later as the Head of Retention. Amanda also gained valuable experience as a Senior Manager of Growth & Retention at by Humankind from 2020 to 2021. Earlier in their career, Amanda held positions at Freshly as a Growth Marketing Manager, Growth Marketing Project Manager, and Growth Marketing Coordinator.
Amanda’s professional journey began as a Digital Media and Events Intern at Our Name Is Farm in 2016, where they developed the company’s media strategy and provided support at events. Amanda also served as a Sales and Merchandising Lead Intern at BeMine NYC, where they oversaw photo shoots, managed media samples, and trained interns.
Amanda’s career started with an internship at Monolith PR in 2012, supporting the daily operations and public relations activities of the company. Overall, Amanda’s work experience demonstrates their expertise in growth marketing, brand management, and their ability to thrive in diverse roles and industries.
Amanda Harris completed their Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science and Government from Syracuse University. Amanda pursued their education at the university from 2013 to 2017.
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