Amy Adams Strunk

Amy Adams Strunk is the controlling owner and co-chairman of the board of directors of the Tennessee Titans NFL team.

Strunk took the reins of the NFL's Tennessee Titans in 2015, a role previously held by her sister, Susie Adams Smith. Strunk's involvement is not limited to the Titans alone, she also manages her family's other businesses including Bud Adams Ranches, Inc., and presides over Kenada Fox Hounds, a fox-hunting organization. Strunk's leadership brought a strategic shift in the Titans' approach to decision-making, shifting towards a more committee-based method and increasing efforts to engage with fans and the Nashville community.

In 2016, Strunk was appointed to the NFL's Hall of Fame committee, further cementing her influence in the sports business. She played a pivotal role in bringing the 2019 NFL Draft to Nashville - a significant milestone for the city. Her leadership and influence extended beyond the Titans, with her efforts recognized by the Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame, who named her the 2019 Tennessean of the Year.

Strunk now holds a 50% share of the Tennessee Titans, with the remaining half owned by her nephews and their mother, Susan Lewis. Her contributions to the sports industry and the Titans have made Strunk a key figure in American sports business, and she is widely recognized as a leading businessperson from Houston. Her achievements and influence extend beyond sports, categorizing her among 21st-century American women and American women sports executives and administrators.