Amy Towers is a philanthropist, humanitarian, and business leader known for her commitment to global health, human rights, and sustainable community development. As the founder of the Nduna Foundation, she has led early-stage interventions in crisis zones across Africa, with a focus on nutrition, public health, and economic resilience. Her current work in Zimbabwe brings together conservation, food security, and healthcare for long-term community impact.

She is the Chair of the Board of Governors at Rutgers University and serves on the boards of several organizations, including the International Peace Institute, CIVIC, MANA Nutritive Aid, and the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation. A former banking executive and hedge fund COO, Towers is also a founding advisory board member of The Elders and served as Vice Chair of Human Rights Watch. She is widely recognized for her action-oriented philanthropy and strategic leadership.