Amy Wei – Biography
Last update: April 22, 2026Executive profile
Amy was Senior Marketing and Sales Manager, China for Estee Lauder. Amy Wei joined Booking Holdings in 2015. Amy served as Vice President, North America Commercial and Senior Vice President, Commercial for Booking Holdings.
Amy Wei is currentlyChief Operating Officer at OpenTable - View - OpenTable org chart
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Education
Amy Wei has a Master of Arts in International Studies, East Asia from University of Pennsylvania - The Wharton School in 2011 and a Master of Business Administration in Marketing and Operations Management from University of Pennsylvania - The Wharton School in 2011.
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- At OpenTable, Amy Wei has 42 colleagues including Debby Soo (CEO), Sagar Mehta (CTO)…
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- Amy Weisner - Purchasing Manager - Hurco
- Amy Weimer - Business Insurance Senior Account Manager - Lawley
- Amy Weimar - Senior Manager of Client Services, Indsutrial - Lee & Associates Atlanta
- Amy Weisenbach - Chief Marketing Officer - New York Times Company
- Amy Wei - Manager, Investment Solutions - Security Benefit
- Amy Weinmann - Manager of Customer Service - Travelers Haven
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- In the Restaurants industry, Amy Wei has 13,338 colleagues in 628 companies located in 44 countries. 6,884 executive movements have been recorded in the last 12 months. Learn more about Restaurants.
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