Amy Lau
About Amy Lau
Amy Lau is an Engagement Manager currently working at Consult Your Community and a Global Sales and Channel Excellence Intern at Henkel in New York. She holds a Bachelor of Business Administration in International Marketing from Baruch College and has gained diverse experience through various internships in marketing and consulting.
Current Role at Henkel
Amy Lau serves as a Global Sales and Channel Excellence Intern at Henkel, a position she has held since 2021. Based in New York, New York, she has accumulated three years of experience in this role. Her responsibilities include supporting sales initiatives and channel strategies, contributing to the company's overall sales performance.
Engagement Manager at Consult Your Community
Since 2021, Amy Lau has worked as an Engagement Manager at Consult Your Community at Baruch College. In this role, she has focused on advising clients regarding brand transparency and product rebranding. She has also transformed client homepages to enhance consumer experience and conducted competitive analyses on products and pricing strategies.
Educational Background at Baruch College
Amy Lau studied at Baruch College from 2018 to 2022, where she earned a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) with a focus on International Marketing. Her education provided her with foundational knowledge in marketing principles and business strategies, which she applies in her professional roles.
Previous Internship Experience
Prior to her current roles, Amy Lau gained diverse internship experience. She worked as a Summer Intern at Golding & Associates P.L.L.C in 2019 for one month. In 2021, she held several internships, including a Marketing Intern position at Regatta, Inc. for four months, a US Oncology Marketing Intern role at Pfizer for two months, and a Retirement Actuary Intern position at Willis Towers Watson for two months.
High School Education at Brooklyn Technical High School
Amy Lau attended Brooklyn Technical High School from 2014 to 2018. This institution is known for its focus on science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education, which likely contributed to her analytical skills and problem-solving abilities in her subsequent academic and professional endeavors.