Amy Mayer, M.A.
Founder & CEO
Who is Amy
?
Amy Mayer, nationally known speaker and Google professional development guru, got her start in education as an English and Foreign Language teacher. Since that time, she’s served as a district level director of multiple varieties and now is the CEO of friEdTech, a Google & Microsoft partner company serving districts across the United States.
Amy is passionate about student (and teacher) engagement and equity in education. She loves finding capable, passionate educators and helping them grow into capable, passionate teacher leaders who then help thousands of fellow teachers become better at what they do.
Amy is a Google Level 1 & Level 2 Certified Educator, Google Certified Innovator, and a Google Certified Trainer.

Who is Amy
?
Amy Mayer, nationally known speaker and Google professional development guru, got her start in education as an English and Foreign Language teacher. Since that time, she’s served as a district level director of multiple varieties and now is the CEO of friEdTech, a Google & Microsoft partner company serving districts across the United States.
Amy is passionate about student (and teacher) engagement and equity in education. She loves finding capable, passionate educators and helping them grow into capable, passionate teacher leaders who then help thousands of fellow teachers become better at what they do.
Amy is a Google Level 1 & Level 2 Certified Educator, Google Certified Innovator, and a Google Certified Trainer.
Three Facts About Amy
:
- Amy loves to design and sew colorful clothes. She is quite the fashionista with unique eyeglasses to coordinate. The bigger the better!
- Amy loves antique shopping and finding weird, unique treasures to use at her own house and the friEdHouse. She has an impressive vintage typewriter collection and Mid-Century kitsch is definitely her niche!
- She is an audiobook addict…Amy is always listening to new books! Amy’s all-time faves are Whitethorn by Bryce Courtenay and Outlander by Diana Gabaldon.
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