Amy Nofziger

About Amy Nofziger

Amy is responsible for AARP\'s fraud victim support, including consumer outreach, marketing and promotions, volunteer management, research, grant management, and strategic partnerships. Additionally, acts as AARP’s Fraud Watch Network spokesperson for media inquiries and subject matter expert opportunities and manages the AARP Fraud Watch Helpline. She was appointed to the State of Colorado\'s Elder Abuse Task Force, which resulted in the passing of the mandatory reporting statute. She has presented to hundreds of thousands older adults and professionals on fraud and consumer issues. Amy has a degree in criminology/sociology from Ohio University, and a Master of Arts degree with specialization in Leadership from Regis University. Amy is a Certified Fraud Examiner. She was recognized by the Denver Business Journal as one of Denver\'s Forty under 40 leaders, awarded to the individuals in the community who are shaping the future of the Denver area.Specialties: • Decades of experience with outstanding organizational leadership, program management, development of social marketing plans, resource development, and skilled community collaboration • Extensive public speaking and media experience, including; The New York Times, Washington Post, NBC News, USA Today, Wall Street Journal, CNBC, CNN, Ask Amy, Consumer Reports, Dr. Phil, Live with Kelly and Ryan, and numerous local papers and news channels

Experience

1. Director

   AARP

   Jan 2019 — Present

Education

• University of Denver

  Certificate, Gerontology

  2002 — 2003

• Regis University

  MA, Leadership Studies

  2008 — 2011

• Ohio University

  Sociology