Amy Stanton joined Amgen in 2003 in Thousand Oaks, CA. During her time at Amgen, she has held multiple positions within the Amgen Corporate Quality Compliance Department and External Affairs. Amy helped develop and support the GxP Intelligence Program and the Amgen Compliance Intelligence Program at Amgen and continues to enhance and manage the program over the years.

Currently As Chair of Amgen’s RIVER (Recognition of Indigenous People, Values & Environmental Resources), she looks to connect the business to the current and historical importance of Indigenous Peoples.

Amy co-founded the Regulatory Intelligence Discussion Group (RIDG), establishing a group of industry representatives to share and benchmark intelligence information and requirements. Currently Amy is Rapporteur Supporter/Content Manager for the ICH Q3E Guideline on Extractables and Leachables.  Previously she was Project Manager for PDA Technical Reports for Reprocessing of Biopharmaceuticals (TR No. 74) and Visible Particulates (TR No. 85)

Amy volunteers and sits on the Board for Honoring Our Fallen, a non-profit organization dedicated to serving our nation’s fallen and the families these heroes have left behind

Amy is proud tribal member of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma and is proud to share with friends, family and those who want to learn more about the traditions and culture so that it continues to live through her, her daughter and future generations to come.

Amy currently sits on the Board for PDA Southern California as President.