I first met Mrs. Herrick years ago at a financial empowerment session and was impressed by her knowledge of the many nuances of personal and business finance. As an advisor, she has shared her wealth of knowledge to the enduring benefit of my family in our personal financial planning and to me as a small business owner.

Amy makes the subject matter easily understandable for her clients. I have heard her ably present on a wealth of topics in person and on radio, always garnering immediate rapport with her audiences and providing a “take-away” of information on how to better leverage personal or business resources.

I attended SBDC’s seminar entitled ”Small Business Ownership Mistakes: What you don’t know will destroy your business” largely motivated by enthusiasm that Amy would be the presenter and that the two hour session would be time well spent. It did not disappoint. I came away armed with heightened insight with which to make informed decisions about my business, and with a free e-copy of one of Amy’s best-selling self-help books!

I am confident in highly recommending her.

She is very knowledgeable and has the ability to gauge her audience to make any presentations extremely meaningful for the group. 

Her ability to engage with the audience made our classes interactive and informative.

One of her outstanding talents is her ability to answer questions on a variety of topics in a simple, understandable way.

I consider her to be an asset as an instructor, and highly recommend her. 

I have known Amy Rose Herrick both as friend and professionally for over 20 years. During that time, I have relied upon her for her professional expertise, while also counting on her as a personal friend, who I not only hold very dear, but also value beyond words as a human being.

Amy is pragmatic, approachable, wise, kind, and not only capable of, but expert in the practice of applying great digression in handling difficult situations and topics. Those combined characteristics are not typically found in one person. She has taught herself how to speak very well professionally, adding to the innate interpersonal skills she already had in small group, and one-on-one interactions.

I have watched Amy grow a business, take a risk in moving to her present place of abode, raise her own children, and weather life’s various blows and her own accomplishments.

As we age into whatever the future may bring, I can say with confidence that whatever endeavor she enters will be bettered by her presence.