Amanda broke on to the worldwide scene of swimming at 14 years old. Launched her career on the World's biggest stage, the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games.  Amanda is considered a superstar in the world of swimming after returning to the 2000 Olympic Games for a bronze medal and then staged a spectacular performance at the 2004 Olympic Games winning a Gold and two silver medals. She has been featured on Jay Leno and the Oxygen Network among others.  

Not only did her swimming expertise get her noticed but her other endeavors were well observed.  Amanda was named the hottest female athlete in the world by FHM magazine in 2006.  She was also recently on the cover of FHM and Hers Magazine and been featured in many others. 

She is interested in a variety of areas and hopes own her own high-end boutiques eventually and continue to fight for saving wildlife.   

There is no limit to Amanda’s future.  She is now one of the most sought after endorsers in the Olympic Movement.  She works with Speedo, Red Bull, Oroweat, and many others.  She spends much of her time doing appearances for her Olympic Sponsors and doing speaking engagements for Breast Cancer awareness.  Amanda has a variety of expertise on many diverse issues including Women’s Issues, the Olympics, Perseverance, Health and Fitness, Breast Cancer Awareness, Fashion and Style.   She is currently training for the 2008 Beijing Olympics. 

Speaking Topics:

Women’s Issues, Olympic Experience and motivation, Breast Cancer Awareness, Fashion and Style, Health & Fitness.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

·A three-time Olympian and 7-Time Olympic Medalist

·Tied the world record in the 200m breast, winning her first World title in 2003

·First U.S. woman since 1968 to win Olympic gold in the 200m breaststroke

·8 U.S. National titles