Amanda Reinbold is a senior leader in public relations and strategic communications with more than 15 years of experience.

She joined MBPR as senior advisor in 2024 after more than 13 years with MP&F Strategic Communications. Throughout her career, she has guided clients with her strong writing and strategic counsel in industries including health care, education, government, transportation and public transit, and construction.

Her years of experience in political issue campaigns while at MP&F, including the Transit for Nashville campaign and the nationally award-winning Red White and Food campaign to allow Tennessee grocery stores to sell wine, are the root of many a gray hair.

Over her career Amanda has given thousands of pro bono hours to Nashville nonprofits, including YWCA of Nashville & Middle Tennessee, Book’em, Hands On Nashville, Cystic Fibrosis Foundation of Tennessee, and Wings Foundation (formerly Human Trafficking Survivors Court Foundation).

She has served on local boards of directors and leadership groups, including literacy nonprofit Book’em (communications chair), Nashville Chamber of Commerce – South Nashville Leadership Committee and Nashville Women’s Breakfast Club (secretary).

Amanda is a voracious reader, writer and all-around lover of words. She was honored to work with Mary Ann Schenk, a longtime Chattanooga nonprofit leader and disability rights advocate, on her self-published memoir in 2024.

A Nashville native, Amanda enjoys exploring the place she’s long called home – whether it’s a new restaurant to try or greenway to haunt. She loves learning languages, falling down rabbit holes in pursuit of new music and traveling whenever she has the opportunity to follow her wanderlust.

Amanda graduated summa cum laude with honors from University of Tennessee, Knoxville, in 2009 with a bachelor’s degree in English Literature and Spanish.