Amanda is a former political candidate, author,
community advocate & titleholder. Her wide-ranging expertise allows her to motivate and empower audiences to reach their fullest potential.

Who says women can’t do it all? As a former political candidate in a male-dominated arena and a beauty queen, she proves through her achievements that women’s leadership knows no bounds.
After losing a close family member to cancer, Amanda Pedrianes’ life changed forever. For more than 1,000 days, she fought alongside her Uncle Ralf for a better future. When he passed, he left her with the strength to carry the torch she still holds today. As a powerful healthcare advocate, she now leads the conversation on improving outcomes for other families—through fundraising for research, serving on various boards, and collaborating across the cancer treatment network. Today, she teaches others how to transform negative experiences into positive outcomes.
What value do beauty pageants truly hold for women—and how do they connect to business? Amanda explains how these experiences can enrich your life and the lives of those around you. She shares insights on how women in leadership can develop platforms, build movements, and ultimately create something meaningful enough to change the world.
As someone who was the first in her family to achieve many milestones, Amanda Pedrianes can share stories of resilience, unexpected outcomes, and how—even in the most unlikely circumstances—you might just surprise yourself.
How do we engage Millennials and Gen Z in politics? The answer is simpler than you might think.
How do you build something deemed 'impossible'? Many of Amanda's own life experiences, including her journey in beauty pageants, were once considered unfeasible. Let her inspire you to create something new—whether it’s a strategy for your business or a blueprint for a bigger, better dream.
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