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The event was part of the chapter's discussion series promoting women in the industry. Brinkley focused on the current turbulent times the industry faces, highlighting the need for important leadership [...]

Amy Woods Brinkley is chief risk officer, Bank of America. Her remarks were presented to the Wharton Women Annual Dinner on November 8, 2004, in Philadelphia. I am really delighted […]

This article presents advice from experts in the financial industry about the subprime lending meltdown and the credit crunch. John Mack, the chairman and chief executive officer (CEO) of Morgan Stanley, says that the market is definitely in a crisis. Warren Buffet, the chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway says that companies are not reporting the truth about market values. Jim Rogers, the founder of Rogers Raw Materials Index says that this is the worst bubble in credit the U.S. has ever had.

The article presents a speech by Amy Woods Brinkley, global risk executive at Bank of America, delivered to the Women's Network in March 15, 2006. Brinkley focused her discussion on corporate governance and women in the workplace. Brinkley contended that business leaders of either gender have an unfinished business in restoring public confidence in major American companies. Brinkley also applied the concept of unfinished business to women's role in the corporate ladder and in the society.

The article presents a speech by Amy Woods Brinkley, global risk executive at Bank of America, delivered to the North Carolina State University College of Management Graduate Symposium in Raleigh, North Carolina on October 21, 2005. She discusses the importance of balancing risk and reward, national security and event readiness in line with disasters such as Hurricane Katrina.

Presents a speech by Amy Woods Brinkley, chief risk officer of Bank of America, delivered to the Boston Club in Massachusetts on November 30, 2004. Risk management for career development; Passion for games in the U.S.; Information on efficient morality.

The speech "Unambiguous Leadership in Ambiguous Times" is presented, delivered by Bank of America Global Risk Executive Amy Woods Brinkley to the New York chapter of the Risk Management Association in New York City on September 20, 2007, discussing liquidity in the credit markets, cultivating executive leadership, and embracing paradox.

A frequent failing of leadership is the self-image of omnipotence and infallibility. Because you are the leader, you believe that by definition you have ultimate wisdom. I have found that [...]

Presents the text of a speech given by Amy Brinkley, chief risk officer of Bank of America, on March 6, 2003, which deals with the qualities of leadership.