Amy Edwards is the Director of Business Development and Marketing at QCi
restoration; a local company serving the Chicagoland area in the property
disaster restoration field. Her vast knowledge in this field coupled with her strong
relationship building skills increases brand recognition throughout the
Chicagoland market while directing her marketing team and increasing revenue.
Throughout her career, Amy has brought many new facets of marketing to QCi
such as social media, continuing education, advertising, and strategic alliances
resulting in continued growth for the company on a yearly basis and an award
winning web design. She is a leader in her field sitting on multiple industry
committees and boards.
Her latest achievement was developing a Disaster Planning course that educates
residents, facilities and property managers, commercial property owners and
renters as well as other related professionals on the necessary action steps to
take in preventing and planning for all types of emergencies and disasters. This
course is taught in a multitude of media; classroom, workshops, webinars and
interactive demonstrations.
Outside of her professional career at QCi, Amy also serves as a Village Trustee
in the Village of Grayslake, IL. In her second term as a Trustee, Amy proactively
endorses community involvement and strives to make her community the best it
can be for those that live there. The recommendations that she has received
represent the professionalism, dedication and commitment that she puts towards
every effort of her position.
Amy exemplifies her outstanding character in many ways. From volunteering
efforts such as packing meals for Haiti victims and Habitat for Humanity Projects,
to being a “Big Sister” with The Big Brothers and Sisters program and countless
others. Last of all, as the mother of two children, Amy has acted as an excellent
role model. Managing a professional career while continuing involvement in her
community, she has instilled great morals and values in her children to become
strong, responsible and respectful adults.