Amie Kippert
About Amie Kippert
Amie Kippert is an Executive Assistant with extensive experience in the finance and publishing sectors. She has worked at Sculptor Capital Management since 2015 and previously held positions at SterlingBackcheck and Scholastic, while also holding an M.B.A. from the University of Redlands.
Work at Sculptor Capital Management
Amie Kippert has served as an Executive Assistant at Sculptor Capital Management since 2015. In this role, she supports senior management and contributes to the operational efficiency of the firm. Her tenure at Sculptor spans over nine years, during which she has developed a comprehensive understanding of the financial services industry and the specific needs of the organization.
Previous Experience at SterlingBackcheck
Prior to her current position, Amie Kippert worked as an Executive Assistant at SterlingBackcheck for one year, from 2014 to 2015. In this role, she provided administrative support and helped streamline operations within the company. Her experience at SterlingBackcheck contributed to her skill set in managing executive schedules and facilitating communication.
Educational Background and Expertise
Amie Kippert holds a Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) with a concentration in Global Business and Marketing from the University of Redlands, which she completed in August 2012. She also earned a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in English and Religion from the University of Vermont, graduating in 2006. The knowledge and skills acquired during her studies have been instrumental in her professional development.
Career at Scholastic
Before joining Sculptor Capital Management, Amie Kippert worked as a Demand Planner at Scholastic from 2012 to 2014. In this role, she was responsible for forecasting demand and managing inventory levels. Her experience at Scholastic enhanced her analytical skills and provided her with a solid foundation in supply chain management.
Internship at Special Olympics
Amie Kippert gained early professional experience as a Public Relations Intern at Special Olympics in 2006. During her four-month internship, she assisted with communications and outreach efforts, which helped her develop foundational skills in public relations and organizational communication.