Amy Campbell Bogie has been building networks and organizations within the nonprofit sector since 2010. She is a native of Durham, NC, where she currently serves as Development Director for The Chamber Orchestra of the Triangle. She previously served as Director of Development and Communications for You Can Vote, Director of Development for the Durham Literacy Center, Executive Director of the National Coalition for Community Capital (NC3), and as a freelance nonprofit consultant.

Amy is a graduate of the Bard MBA in Sustainability. In addition to her graduate studies, Amy previously earned a Bachelors of Music in clarinet performance from Boston University and a Certificate in Nonprofit Management from Duke University. She came to the nonprofit sector through her background in the performing arts, and has worked in diverse roles including fundraising, operations, finance, marketing, and program coordination.

Amy founded her first nonprofit back in 2010, when she built a network of over 150 local businesses through Sustain-a-Bull. She collaborated with businesses, nonprofits, and local government agencies to encourage people to shop locally in Durham, NC. For these efforts, she was recognized as one of Durham Magazine’s Remarkable Women of Durham in 2014. 

She is also passionate about sustainable food systems, having worked as a chef in her younger years. Through Slow Money NC, she supported a peer-to-peer lending network that drove funding to farms and local food businesses. This experience led her to return to school at the Bard MBA in Sustainability to learn how to increase the impact and reach of her work.

Following the completion of her MBA in Sustainability, Amy worked with a national team of impact investing and economic development leaders to launch the National Coalition for Community Capital (NC3). From 2017 to 2019, Amy managed start-up operations for this new nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing the use of local capital to create equitable, inclusive, and resilient local economies. This included organizing the 2019 ComCap conference in Detroit, attended by 250+ local economy leaders from across the country.

While launching NC3, Amy also worked as a freelance consultant for a several nonprofits, including arts organizations and an impact investing think tank. Amy then transitioned into a role as Director of Development with the Durham Literacy Center, using her skills to advance workforce development and adult education programs in her hometown, before becoming Director of Development and Communications for You Can Vote where she served as their primary grants and individual giving officer while also overseeing the creation of donor relations and bilingual voter education materials.

She joined The Chamber Orchestra of the Triangle in summer 2025, where she is enjoying going back to her musical roots. Outside of work, she spends time exploring the Triangle’s food scene, going to Durham Bulls games, practicing yoga, playing music, and with her friends and family.