Amy Albery

Bio:

Amy Albery serves as Chief Executive Officer of Wallick Communities, where she leads with a servant heart and a people-first philosophy. Under her leadership, Wallick remains deeply committed to its mission of “Opening Doors to Homes, Opportunity, and Hope,” cultivating a values-driven culture that empowers associates to deliver exceptional service to residents.

Since joining Wallick in 2011 as Director of Development, Amy has held several senior leadership roles, including Senior Vice President of Asset Management, Senior Vice President of Affordable Housing Operations, and Interim Chief Operating Officer—overseeing support services and operations for three of Wallick’s five business units. Prior to Wallick, she owned and operated a title insurance company for 14 years, specializing in residential, commercial, tax credit, and affordable housing transactions.

Amy holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Ashland University and has completed executive education at Harvard Business School. She actively supports affordable housing policy and advocacy, serving on boards and leadership committees with organizations such as Midwest Affordable Housing Management Association, National Affordable Housing Management Association and the Ohio Housing Council, where she serves as President. In 2020, she received NAHMA’s Industry Achievement Award for her outstanding advocacy.

Deeply committed to community service, Amy serves as an Executive Mentor for women students through Denison University's Women In Business Association and Co-Leads the Licking County Comprehensive Plan, guiding long-term growth strategy for one of Central Ohio's fastest-growing regions. She previously served as Board President of The Woodlands, a nonprofit operating a women's shelter and other community services in Newark, Ohio.

Amy’s leadership has earned her repeated recognition by Columbus Business First, including cover features, the Power 125 list, a Women of Influence Award, and C-Suite Most Admired Executive honors.