Board & Staff

Amy Lam is the founding principal of Lamling Group, a performing arts consulting company dedicated to providing artistic and business solutions for cultural institutions that are mission based and financially sustainable.   A nonprofit professional with more than three decades of proven success in presenting and producing, Amy is a sought-after leader in the arts field. Throughout her illustrious career as a prominent presenter for most recently The 92nd Street Y, New York and the Celebrity Series of Boston, Amy has been widely recognized for her skillful integration of thoughtful artistic curation with sound business strategies, resulting in audience growth and long-term organizational expansion. 

At 92NY, Amy served as the chief executive of Tisch Music, one of the most high-profile program centers of the iconic cultural institution. Amy was credited for having reinvigorated the multi-genre center by realigning and expanding its artistic portfolio, broadened the audience reach and stimulated organizational and financial growth during her tenure. 

Prior to joining 92NY, Amy was the Artistic Director of the Celebrity Series of Boston, one of the largest multi-disciplinary presenters in the US. When Amy stepped down from her position in 2021, the Celebrity Series established the Amy Lam Fund for Creative Performance to honor her legacy in expanding cross-genre programming and ongoing creative initiatives.

Through Lamling Group, Amy has played a pivotal role in providing tailored strategies for a wide range of clients, including Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival, Kronos Performing Arts Association, the Joyce Theater in New York, New England Conservatory of Music, Boston University Tanglewood Institute, Wave Hill Botanical Gardens and Cultural Center, among others.

Beyond her professional roles, Amy is an active and respected leader within the field.  Currently, she serves on the board of Association of Performing Arts Professionals (APAP) and the Recommendation Board for Lincoln Center’s Avery Fisher Artist Program.  

Amy holds an MBA in Arts Administration from Binghamton University of New York, and graduated from the Chinese University of Hong Kong with a BA in Music.