In 2001, just before 9/11, Amy had a pair of tickets to see The Producers show on Labor Day weekend. Opting to sell them on eBay, she chose to visit her sister instead, a decision that turned out to be profitable. Shortly thereafter, Amy welcomed her first child, Grace, into the world. This prompted her to resign from her middle school teaching job in Alpharetta, Georgia, in order to focus on raising Grace.

From 2002 to 2005, Amy primarily dealt in baseball and college football tickets on eBay before discovering StubHub in August 2005. Since then, Amy’s Tickets has experienced substantial growth, expanding from a one-person operation to a team of six, with projected sales surpassing $30 million in 2024. Despite the business's success, Amy still views herself primarily as a stay-at-home mom, albeit one juggling a demanding side-hustle.

Today, Grace, Drew, and Zach are all students at the University of Georgia, while her youngest, Chloe, remains at home. Amy values the personal connections she cultivates with Amy’s Tickets partners, regarding them more as friends and family than mere business associates. She is eager to meet with your team to showcase what sets Amy’s Tickets apart from other brokers and consolidators.