On July 1, 2026, Amy Berry and Gretchen Wagner joined the Education Foundation of AACPS' Board of Directors.
Effective July 1, 2026, Amy Berry and Gretchen Wagner to the Board of Directors of the Education Foundation of Anne Arundel County Public Schools.
About Amy Berry
Amy Berry, President & CEO of the Anne Arundel Chamber of Commerce, brings more than 15 years of chamber experience and a deep personal connection to the Anne Arundel County community. Berry joined the Chamber in November 2019, where she oversaw Membership and Marketing initiatives and played a key role in strengthening engagement, partnerships, and organizational growth. Amy is a born and raised Annapolitan, an Anne Arundel Community College Alum, and a recent 2025 graduate of Leadership Anne Arundel.
Prior to joining the Anne Arundel Chamber, Berry spent a decade in the Dallas region serving in multiple chamber leadership roles, which followed a prior career in the Music Industry in Nashville. Amy and her husband are proud parents of two AACPS South River High School students and live on the Mayo peninsula. When she’s not out representing and connecting the business community, you’ll find her out on the pickleball courts!
About Gretchen Wagner
Gretchen Wagner, AIA, LEED AP BD+C, a Principal at GWWO Architects, has focused her career on K-12 school projects and is passionate about the role that architecture can positively play on a student’s ability to learn. Her experience includes planning and design projects ranging from minor renovations and major additions to the design of entirely new facilities that are contextually appropriate within the site. She is an advocate for green design, working closely with clients to implement impactful sustainable strategies in line with their goals. Her projects have been featured in American School & University and received awards from the AIA and USGBC.
Gretchen is a member of the AIA and USGBC Maryland and previously served on the City of Baltimore’s Urban Design & Architecture Advisory Panel (UDAAP). She holds a Master of Architecture degree with a focus on historic preservation from the University of Maryland College Park and a Bachelor of Architecture with a minor in landscape architecture from Miami University.