About

Amanda Sima is an entrepreneur, business owner, and patented inventor who has built and scaled companies from the ground up while challenging outdated industry norms. She founded a collegiate apparel company that secured more than 150 NCAA licenses and expanded into thousands of SKUs on Amazon, establishing a strong presence in a highly competitive market.

As an inventor, Amanda developed and patented a spill-proof lid—an innovation born from solving a simple but widespread consumer problem. That invention ultimately placed her at the center of a high-stakes, multi-jurisdiction legal battle involving intellectual property rights and professional accountability.

Expanding her creative and entrepreneurial footprint, Amanda is also the founder of Working Girl Productions, a film and television production company focused on developing original content and bringing bold, story-driven projects to life.

Through these experiences, Amanda has emerged as a strong advocate for entrepreneurs, using her platform to raise awareness about the risks innovators face and the importance of protecting original ideas. Her work now extends beyond business, focusing on transparency, accountability, and empowering other creators navigating similar challenges.