MAYS LANDING — Ocean City resident Amy Mahon is among four recipients of the 2024 Women of Wonder Award, recently announced by the Atlantic Cape Community College Foundation and the Cape May County Women’s Commission.
The four women will be recognized at this year’s fundraising event Nov. 14 at The Flanders Hotel in Ocean City.
As COO of Reich Asset Management, Mahon is instrumental in streamlining operations, enhancing efficiency and supporting firm growth, according to a news release. She has more than 13 years of experience in the industry.
Mahon received a New Jersey Life Producer License in 2013 and was recently named a partner of the Upper Township financial management firm led by T. Eric Reich.
Appointed to the Kestra Staff Advisory Council in 2020, Mahon serves among an elite group of service professionals across the country providing feedback to Kestra, which serves to enhance operational efficiencies and the overall client experience. She also serves on Kestra’s Technology Council.
Mahon received the 2018 Volunteer of the Year Award and the 2016 Young Professional Award from the Cape May County Chamber of Commerce. In 2012, she was chosen as one of Atlantic City Weekly’s “Top 40 Under 40”.
Mahon earned a bachelor’s degree in chemistry and French from Lafayette College in 2000. She remains dedicated to her alma mater by volunteering as an alumni admissions representative and serving as a chapter leader for the Jersey Shore South Alumni Chapter.
Outside of the office, Mahon is president of the Love of Linda Cancer Fund, a local nonprofit organization providing financial assistance to Cape May County cancer patients.
In addition, she is chairwoman of the board of the Cape May County Chamber of Commerce, board member of the chamber’s Education Foundation, serves on the chamber’s Strategic Planning Committee and is chair of the Marketing and Communications Committee.
Mahon is a graduate of the second Leadership Cape May County class. She previously served on the Cape May County Women’s Commission.
She has a passion and talent for painting and is a board member of the Ocean City Fine Arts League and a contributor to its Art on Asbury gallery. She loves to cook and is a food blogger. A native of Wildwood Crest, she resides in Ocean City.
The Women of Wonder Award honors Cape May County women for their outstanding and selfless dedication to helping others reach their full potential, while making positive contributions within Cape May County and beyond.
This year’s other recipients are Deborah Brasch, executive director, Caring for Kids in Cape May Court House; Christina Clemans, managing broker, The Chris Clemans Group at Tim Kerr Sotheby’s International Realty; and Denise Venturini-South, commissioned chaplain and founding director, Cape Hope.
Learn more about the honorees at atlanticcape.edu/wow.
Individual tickets to the event are available for $50 and a table of 10 may be reserved for $450. There are also a variety of sponsorship and advertising opportunities available. Visit atlanticcape.edu/wow to purchase tickets or donate.
Last year’s luncheon raised $14,400, with proceeds going toward the Women of Wonder Scholarship Endowment Fund. The endowment was established in 2021, but event proceeds have been producing scholarships for Atlantic Cape students since 2011.
Email kjackson@atlanticcape.edu or call (609) 463-3621 for more information about this year’s Women of Wonder event.
– By CRAIG D. SCHENCK/Sentinel staff