Amanda Budny

Amanda Budny has extensive work experience in the field of economics. Amanda started their career in 2006 as an Economist at the Bureau of Labor Statistics, where they worked until 2014. In this role, they gained valuable knowledge and expertise in the field. In 2014, Amanda joined the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) as a Section Chief. In this position, they supervised a team of four accountants and economists and managed the BE-13 Survey of New Foreign Direct Investment. Amanda was responsible for various aspects of the survey, including forms clearance, data collection, and publication. Additionally, Amanda conducted outreach activities to explain the survey's scope and applicability. After their tenure as a Section Chief, they were promoted to the role of Branch Chief at the BEA. As the chief of the Compensation and Government Branch, Amanda managed a team of 21 people who were responsible for regional estimates of wages and salaries. Their role involved overseeing the division's operations and ensuring accurate and timely data reporting.

Amanda Budny pursued their education with dedication and determination. Amanda first attended George Mason University from 2003 to 2007, where they obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Economics. Continuing their academic journey, they then enrolled at Johns Hopkins University Advanced Academic Programs from 2009 to 2012. During this time, they successfully completed their Master of Arts in Applied Economics.