Business College Taps Rising Star: North Dakota's Henley Lands UofL Leadership Role

The University of Louisville has found its new business leader in Amy Henley, a seasoned academic administrator who will take the helm of its College of Business starting July 15. Henley comes to Louisville with an impressive background, most recently serving as dean and professor of management at the University of North Dakota's Nistler College of Business & Public Administration.
Her professional journey is marked by diverse experiences in both academia and industry. Before her role in North Dakota, Henley held key positions at Kennesaw State University, where she was executive director of MBA programs and an associate professor of management and entrepreneurship. Her academic career also includes teaching engagements at the University of Southern Mississippi and the University of Texas at Arlington.
Prior to her academic pursuits, Henley gained valuable real-world experience in transportation logistics and financial analysis in Dallas, bringing a practical perspective to her leadership approach.
University leadership praised Henley's extensive leadership skills, highlighting her ability to forge strong alumni connections, champion academic research, and build meaningful bridges between academic institutions and the broader community of business, government, and nonprofit sectors.
With her rich background and proven track record, Henley is poised to bring fresh energy and strategic vision to the University of Louisville's College of Business.