Amy Rohler is the Executive Director of the United Way of Chautauqua County, New York. Previously she was the executive director of Community Helping Hands, a nonprofit located in Jamestown NY that works primarily with individuals in poverty through meeting emergency needs and workforce development programs. Under her leadership this past year, the two United Ways of Chautauqua County merged after several years of successful partnership and shared services. She is passionate about problem solving, collaboration and community change. Amy holds degrees from Seattle Pacific University, Yale University and North Park Theological Seminary. Originally from Oregon, she and her husband Adam have made their home in Chautauqua County with their two children for almost 17 years.