Prior to joining Province, Ms. Rymiszewski was Marketing Manager at O'Keefe where she specialized in event planning and execution, social media marketing, and maintaining the firm's website. She was responsible for the creation and production of marketing materials and web-based communications. Additionally, Ms. Rymiszewski supported the administrative team with a focus on billing and expenses, facility management, daily office management, and strategic goal setting and execution. She also assisted with the firm’s internship program and has mentored many interns during her tenure.
Ms. Rymiszewski also serves as the Administrator for Grow Michigan. Grow Michigan was organized with the mission to grow Michigan businesses and jobs by providing growth capital to Michigan business owners who do not have the capital to grow their business.
Ms. Rymiszewski currently serves as the Chapter Executive of the Detroit Chapter of the Turnaround Management Association. As the Chapter Executive, Amanda is responsible for all administrative and organization functions of the chapter as well as event planning and execution. The Turnaround Management Association is the most professionally diverse organization in the corporate restructuring, renewal, and corporate health space. The chapter focuses on providing educational and networking opportunities for all members of the turnaround/restructuring community.
Ms. Rymiszewski previously spent 6 years as a caregiver for a cognitively impaired adult. She provided assistance with daily living skills as well as social community integration. During this time Amanda was featured in the award-winning documentary “Through the Same Door: Inclusion Includes College.”
Ms. Rymiszewski is a devoted philanthropist and first began volunteering when she was 8 years old. Over the years Amanda has supported numerous organizations including: Haven, The Kyle John Rymiszewski Foundation, The Bottomless Toy Chest, Rhonda Walker Foundation, Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries, Gleaners, Project Linus, and St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Amanda has donated her hair 4 times to Children With Hair Loss and regularly donates blood through the Red Cross.
Ms. Rymiszewski has received the Alumni Community Service Award presented by The Oakland University Alumni Association and was named a “Rare Everyday Hero” by Winning Futures. Ms. Rymiszewski is currently a mentor with Winning Futures at Pontiac Academy of Excellence and was named Community High School’s Mentor of the Year in 2019. She was the Marketing & Social Media Chair of the Red Shoe Society of Ann Arbor supporting the Ann Arbor Ronald McDonald House and is an advisor to her sorority at Oakland University. Ms. Rymiszewski is a member of the St. Martin de Porres Contemporary Choir and an active member of her local sorority alumni association.