Amanda Duffy joined the Orlando Pride in February 2020 as its Executive Vice President. In this role, Duffy heads all operations related to the Orlando Pride - both front office and technical.

Duffy came to Orlando after three years at the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL), where she occupied the roles of Managing Director of Operations, Managing Director, and President of the NWSL throughout her tenure.

In her year as President, Duffy capitalized on the success of the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup and brought the NWSL to the ESPN family of networks, introduced Louisville City FC as a 2021 expansion club, and helped secure a marquee, long-term league partnership with Budweiser, the first official beer partner of the NWSL. She also helped procure an extension with the league’s founding partner, Nike, through the 2022 season.

In 2017, Duffy helped to establish a groundbreaking partnership with A+E/Lifetime, which included a national television and streaming deal for all league matches as well as the launch of NWSL Media, the league’s commercial arm.

Due to her accomplishments at the league office, Duffy received the 2019 Honorary All-America Award from United Soccer Coaches, which recognizes a person or persons who have brought particular distinction and/or attention to the sport of soccer and was named one of AdWeek’s 35 Most Powerful Women in Sports in 2017.

Prior to her time at the NWSL, Duffy spent three years at Louisville City FC of the United Soccer League (USL), helping it to become one of the most successful and recognizable teams in North American soccer. She joined the club in October 2014 as its Vice President of Operations before quickly being promoted to General Manager just two months later.

In November 2015, she was named as the club’s President - the first female President in USL History. While under Duffy’s guidance, Louisville City became one of the hottest tickets in American soccer, finishing top 25 in attendance across all North American leagues, including Major League Soccer.

Duffy began her front office career in the USL’s League Office in 2007 as the League Operations Administrator and the next year was subsequently promoted to Director of Operations. After three years in that role, Duffy was named Senior Director, responsible for all operations of the W-League, USL’s women’s soccer developmental league that featured over 30 teams during her tenure.

A former professional player, Duffy played three seasons in the W-League after her graduation from East Carolina University. Following her collegiate career, Duffy finished with the Pirates as the school's all-time leader in points (83) and goals scored (33), and finished second in assists (17). She was inducted into ECU’s Sports Hall of Fame in 2012. Duffy also played one professional season in Sweden with Danmarks IF.