Amy Bradney George
About Amy Bradney George
Amy Bradney George is an experienced editor and writer currently working at Finder in Melbourne, Australia, where she has held various roles since 2015. With over 13 years of experience in personal finance journalism, she has contributed to notable publications and leads initiatives focused on sustainability and community engagement.
Work at Finder
Amy Bradney George has been with Finder since 2016, initially serving as a Senior Writer before transitioning to the role of Editor in 2019. In her current position, she oversees content creation and editorial processes, ensuring high-quality output for Finder's audience. She also contributes to Finder X, a platform designed for experts to share insights, and Finder Green, which focuses on sustainability topics. Her tenure at Finder has spanned over eight years, during which she has developed a strong understanding of personal finance and sustainability issues.
Previous Experience
Prior to her current role at Finder, Amy Bradney George worked as a Freelance Writer and Subeditor at Finder for seven months in 2015-2016. She has held various editorial positions, including Editor at FreshPlaza and Acting Editor at Broadcast Assassin. Her experience also includes a role as Communications Officer at ecoda Pty Ltd and contributing writer at RateCity.com.au. Additionally, she worked as an Editor at Software.com Pty Ltd and as a Sales and Marketing Assistant at Granville Island Brewing.
Education and Expertise
Amy Bradney George studied at Griffith University, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and Drama from 2006 to 2008. She also attended TAFE NSW, achieving a Certificate III in Business. With over 13 years of experience in journalism, she specializes in personal finance topics and has published works in notable outlets such as The Sydney Morning Herald, News.com.au, and the ABC (Australia).
Community Engagement
In addition to her editorial work, Amy Bradney George is actively involved in community engagement. She runs workshops for 'at risk' communities, focusing on arts facilitation. This initiative reflects her commitment to using her skills to support and uplift marginalized groups through creative expression.