Master of Business Administration – St. Edward’s University; Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance – Texas A&M University, College Station
Amy joined Raftelis after more than 20 years of financial management experience with public utilities and local government. Prior to joining Raftelis, Amy managed the annual budget process and fee creation of $75 million at the City of Austin Development Services Department for nearly three years. Her service in this position was marked by being the first city in Texas to implement development fees using cost of service modeling. This ensured the sustainability of Development Services as an Enterprise Fund. She has also actively participated in two rate studies for Austin Water. These studies resulted in going to the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT) to present new rates for Wholesale customers. During this process she identified a miscalculation by PUCT which resulted in a $2.6 million savings to Austin Water. Since joining Raftelis, she has provided a variety of services including financial benchmarking, and technical lead for financial modeling.
