Amanda Bonser, a visionary leader, dedicated professional, and advocate for equity, has passed away, leaving behind a remarkable legacy in both her professional and philanthropic endeavors.
As the Public Sector Industry Leader for Huron Consulting Group, Amanda’s commitment to innovation, strategic growth, and delivering impactful solutions defined her career and significantly influenced the consulting industry.
At Huron, Amanda spearheaded groundbreaking initiatives that expanded the firm’s government sector reach to over 24 agencies. Her leadership focused on driving transformation across healthcare, digital innovation, and organizational strategy within government agencies, achieving record growth for the company.
Known for her ability to align strategic vision with client missions, she shaped policies and implemented key initiatives in high-reliability organizations, human capital management, customer experience, and intelligent automation.
Amanda’s career spanned more than two decades, during which she garnered a reputation as a thought leader and policy influencer. Her achievements in the consulting industry earned her a place among Consulting magazine’s Women Leaders in Consulting, a testament to her exceptional contributions.
Beyond her professional successes, Amanda was deeply committed to creating equitable workplaces. As the co-chair of Huron’s Diversity and Inclusion Council, she championed initiatives that supported underrepresented groups and advanced women in the workforce. She played an instrumental role in launching Huron’s first Women in Leadership Summit, fostering a culture of empowerment and inclusion.
Amanda’s advocacy extended globally through her work with organizations like Dress for Success Worldwide and National Coalition for Homeless Veterans, aligning Huron with causes that made a meaningful societal impact.
Amanda’s dedication to community service was exemplified by her involvement with the Elizabeth Dole Foundation, where she served on the Host Committee, supporting military and veteran caregivers. Her passion for giving back was woven into the fabric of her life, inspiring those around her to contribute positively to their communities.
A proud alumna of the Georgia Institute of Technology, Amanda earned both her MBA and a Bachelor of Science in Industrial and Systems Engineering. Her education laid the foundation for her remarkable career, marked by innovation, leadership, and an unwavering commitment to excellence.
Amanda Bonser’s passing is a profound loss for her family, colleagues, and the broader community. Her trailblazing career, commitment to service, and advocacy for equity have left an indelible mark, inspiring future leaders to continue her work. She will be remembered as a transformative leader, compassionate mentor, and tireless advocate for a better world.
