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Amy Labenz

Head of Events at The Centre for Effective Altruism

Amy Labenz is a distinguished executive, producer, and attorney known for her vast experience in organizing high-profile events and her role as the Chief Operating Officer at a nonprofit organization focused on mitigating existential risks.

With a strong educational background, Amy pursued a JD at New York University School of Law, a BA in Foreign Service from Alma College, and completed her high school education at Chippewa Valley High School.

Throughout her career, Amy has held various key roles, including Head of Events at The Centre for Effective Altruism, Of Counsel at Goodman & Hurwitz, P.C., Assistant Producer at GF2045, and Chief Operating Officer at Personalized Medicine LLC.

Amy Labenz's expertise extends to executive positions such as Chief Operating Officer, Chief Compliance Officer, and Executive Producer at the Machine Intelligence Research Institute.

Furthermore, Amy has enriched her professional journey through roles like Legal Intern at the Juvenile Rights Project at Legal Aid Society, Summer Associate at Thomas M Lancia PLLC and Balestriere Lanza PLLC, Lawyering Teaching Assistant, and Research Assistant at New York University.

Amy Labenz has also contributed to organizations such as the American Turkish Society and served as an Intern at The Office of the Global AIDS Coordinator and The Office of the Historian at the U.S. Department of State.

Additionally, she has experience as the Director of Outreach and Vice President at Forgotten Children of Eastern Europe, showcasing her dedication to global advocacy and supporting marginalized communities.

Amy Labenz is zealous about rationality and evidence-based approaches, believing in their capacity to create positive change and enhance the world.

Her multifaceted background, encompassing legal expertise, event management, and operational leadership, positions Amy Labenz as a prominent figure in driving impactful initiatives and fostering a better future.

Highlights

Apr 5 · linkedin

The Centre for Effective Altruism is hiring two roles for the Partner Events team: a Project Manager and an Events Associate. You can apply for both roles with one application here: https://lnkd.in/gFGhCyWj

Project Manager (Remote, £55.6k–£66.3k or $94.5k–$134.8k, apply by April 8th): You’ll provide end-to-end event support to external partners who have an idea for an event that could be valuable for making progress in their field but who aren’t well-positioned to make it happen.

https://lnkd.in/gxRmwHGD

Events Associate (Remote, £44k–£62.3k or $66k–$113k, apply by April 1st): You’ll support the planning and execution of our events and will play a key role in enhancing their impact.

https://lnkd.in/gy5KK-qM

The Partner Events team organizes and supports a variety of in-person events, focusing on enabling established and emerging leaders, researchers, and funders to make progress on solving pressing problems, with a focus on people working on AI safety and risks from other emerging technologies.

Jul 21 · linkedin

Do you like science and care about humanity’s positive trajectory?

Today is the final day to apply for Effective Altruism Global: http://eaglobal.org

From August 5-7, a network of 1000 founders, scientists, policy-makers, and more will gather to apply scientific thinking to the world’s most important problems. Last year featured Elon Musk and the head of Google.org.

Common ways of describing EA Global are “life changing event” and “holy crap, I’ve finally found my people.”

Scholarships available. One more day to apply at http://eaglobal.org

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Detroit, Michigan, United States