Amber Lingle
About Amber Lingle
Amber Lingle serves as the Manager of Resource Development, Strategic Growth & Partnerships at Global Communities, where she focuses on advancing equity and equality for women and girls. With a background in marketing and community engagement, she has held various roles in organizations dedicated to transformative change.
Current Role at Global Communities
Amber Lingle serves as the Manager of Resource Development, Strategic Growth & Partnerships at Global Communities. She has held this position since 2021 and is based in San Diego, California. In her role, she focuses on resource development and strategic partnerships to advance the organization's mission. Lingle's work involves identifying opportunities for growth and collaboration that align with Global Communities' goals.
Previous Experience in Development and Marketing
Prior to her current role, Amber Lingle worked at Project Concern International from 2017 to 2021. In this position, she was involved in development, community engagement, and marketing efforts in the Greater San Diego Area. Earlier in her career, she held various roles including Campaign Coordinator at March of Dimes from 2011 to 2013 and Marketing Assistant at Schoolwires in 2008. These experiences contributed to her expertise in resource development and community engagement.
Educational Background
Amber Lingle has a diverse educational background. She studied International Studies and Politics at SUNY New Paltz. Additionally, she attended San Diego State University, where she focused on Meeting and Event Planning. Lingle also earned a Bachelor of Arts in Communications from Penn State University, with a minor in Italian Studies. Her education has equipped her with skills relevant to her current role in resource development and partnership management.
Advocacy for Women and Girls
Amber Lingle is committed to advocating for transformative change, particularly in advancing equity and equality for women and girls. She focuses on changing harmful systems, structures, and policies that affect these groups. Lingle believes in the importance of bringing together individuals with similar goals to create a meaningful impact in the community.