About

Allison Andrews

Allison Andrews started APA Business Consulting in 2005, working primarily with fashion clients in both retail and manufacturing. She’s since broadened the industries she serves, but has retained her hands-on focus and desire to be an integral part of her clients’ businesses. Allison’s extensive sales and marketing expertise and demonstrated success in organizational development have been recognized with several awards and honors, including a 2009 nomination from the San Diego Business Journal for its Women Who Mean Business awards. She sits on boards of several non-profits, holds leadership positions in her business networking groups and is a member of the National Association of Professional Women. Allison also writes as the San Diego Small Business Strategist for the Examiner.com. She’s dedicated to assisting others, whether it’s in business or through community service. She believes fervently in empowering people and business to grow and thrive. Allison holds a bachelor of science in organizational leadership and an associate of art in merchandise marketing. She continues her education on an annual basis by attending specialized workshops and classes to stay on top of new business models, technology and trends to keep her clients competitive.

Allison’s Work Philosophy:

“Love what you do, have integrity in the work you produce and the money will follow.”

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Amie Wilde

Amie Wilde has a background in the fashion industry, specializing in trend forecasting. Relying on an innovative outlook, she develops strategic plans that build and differentiate brands. She’s consistently searching for new trends, tools, and techniques in marketing and branding to stay fresh and forward thinking. Amie is committed to growing businesses in an ever-evolving digital environment. She holds a bachelor of arts in international business with an emphasis in marketing and French from San Diego State University.

Amie’s Work Philosophy:

“Never stop learning”