Show Notes
She wears a lot of hats, and wears them all with purpose. Amiee Sadler leads with heart and rigor, and refuses to compromise on either.
It's easy to see a long résumé and assume the doors all opened easily. This conversation pulls back the curtain on the real journey behind an Executive Director, licensed clinical therapist, Rule 31 Mediator, and 40 Under 40 honoree who has stewarded millions in grant funding, trained rooms of 1,500, and shaped the strategic future of more than 50 nonprofits across Middle Tennessee.
Who she is: Amiee Sadler, LMSW, CNP, is Executive Director of Miriam's Promise, a licensed clinical therapist, a Rule 31 Mediator, a Nashville Business Journal 40 Under 40 honoree, and a two-time Lipscomb University alum.
What she does: She leads mission-driven nonprofit work, stewarding major grant funding and shaping the strategic future of dozens of organizations across Middle Tennessee.
What she believes: In trauma-informed care, and that leadership doesn't have to choose between people and performance. You can lead with both heart and rigor.
How she works: By refusing the false choice. Amiee pairs deep clinical insight with strategic discipline, delivering on mission and results at the same time.
In this episode:
The real journey behind a multi-hat nonprofit leader
What trauma-informed care actually requires
Leading with both heart and rigor, never just one
Mission-driven leadership that won't compromise on people or performance
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