Amy L. Anderson

Accomplished post market surveillance professional with over 10 years of experience in the medical device field and a strong background of deep customer facing experience. Broad knowledge of global quality and compliance requirements with progressive leadership in business strategy, compliance and relationship management. Outstanding presentation and communication skills with the ability to lead teams, implement solutions and drive improvements in challenging environments. Ability to analyze the current business landscape, envisioning future scenarios and creating a roadmap to success. Logical thinker that collects relevant information, detects patterns, observes and interprets data to make sound decisions and make recommendations to leadership. Strong work ethic with expertise innovating solutions and executing quickly. Passionate about motivating and fostering a positive, supportive environment to help cultivate success.

• Make-A-Wish Massachusetts and Rhode Island Wish Granter. Wish granters are essential to fulfilling each child's wish. They work in teams of two or three and help the wish child brainstorm wish ideas that could bring them hope and joy. They also help create an exceptional wish experience through ongoing engagement with the child and their family.
• Bridgewater State University (BSU) Student Delegate for State House Day, Advocated on behalf of BSU to the legislators at the State House to gain their support for several amendments regarding public education funding in Massachusetts.
• The Washington Center Program Democratic National Convention, Two-week seminar course examining the role of the national conventions in the nomination process and election of political party candidates. Fieldwork position with access control for the Time Warner Cable Arena. Team Captain for access control volunteer in conjunction with the DNC convention committee and Secret Service.

• Recipient of Adrian Tinsley Program (ATP) Summer Research Grant, Conducted a study regarding the 'Food Pantry Dilemma: Understanding the need for nutritional value in emergency food provided in a down economy.' Presented the research at the Eastern Sociological Society conference in Boston, MA. This work was also presented at the National Conference on Undergraduate Research (NCUR) in March 2012, Ogden, UT. This work has been published at Bridgewater State University.
• Alpha Kappa Delta International Sociology Honor Society Student Speaker
• Recipient of Who’s Who Among College Students

Supported the effective management of issues and/or crisis by following the company’s guidelines and tools., Functioned as primary contact for Affiliates by resolving issues, providing reports, training and other requests as needed., Actively participated in relevant committees and meetings for innovation sourcing, sustainability, establishing relevant linkages between collaboration projects, and present projects at relevant management meetings., Averted critical customer loss of 4.5 million in sales., Successful track record in developing business to business relationships at a senior level with evidence of results., Collaborated with international teams in generating global articulate training., Generated onboarding material for new hires.