Amanda brings design and technical performance together to reduce embodied carbon in buildings. With a decade of experience as an architectural designer, she understands how early decisions shape long-term outcomes. Her work supports clients in aligning material choices with embodied carbon reduction targets—meeting regulations, reducing building impact, and advancing decarbonization goals.

As a project manager at Group14, Amanda helps teams define sustainability goals, streamline documentation, and integrate carbon-reducing strategies. She’s an expert in life cycle assessment (LCA), embodied carbon analysis, and Buy Clean Colorado compliance. Amanda regularly supports design teams and public owners navigating policy requirements with clarity and confidence.

Amanda is instrumental in statewide conversations on policy readiness, material transparency, and embodied carbon strategy. She is a key contributor to the Colorado Embodied Carbon Collaborative and active in several Carbon Leadership Forum hubs. She speaks often on decarbonization through both performance-based and policy-driven pathways. Her focus is always on actionable solutions that move the industry toward a more resilient, low-carbon future.