Amanda balances the high-energy world of competitive sports with the serenity of nature.
Amanda is an ISG board member and leads the Sports + Recreation Business Unit. As a former collegiate athlete, she blends her firsthand knowledge with nearly 20 years of professional work. Her unique graphic design perspective and disciplined project management skills raise the bar for every project, from small-scale park improvements to multi-million-dollar athletic facilities.
Clients enjoy working with Amanda not just for her business acumen and design expertise but also for the spirited energy she brings to projects. Her enthusiasm for the outdoors, ability to understand athlete and fan experiences, and strategic leadership skills are sought after for projects that demand a bold touch of excellence.
Amanda Prosser, PLA
The trend of multi-purpose athletic fields is rapidly growing in K-12 and community sports. This surge is driven by the escalating costs of construction and the increasing need for flexible fields that accommodate multiple sports and extend outdoor seasons.
Amanda Prosser, PLA
With more than 50 years of history, ISG Field has inspired enough stories to fill a book. From young players learning to swing a bat to competitive amateur adult leagues, the field has provided hours of play time and spectator viewing entertainment. Maintaining and operating a large sports complex like ISG Field is a significant enterprise, keeping team owners and managers seeking new ways to fill the seats.
Amanda Prosser, PLA
Calling all park enthusiasts, trail conquerors, and outdoor aficionados! At ISG, we're not just landscape architects, designers, engineers, and planners, we are also passionate water quality advocates and adventure seekers. For this National Trails Day, our trail-loving team members took the lead in honoring our trail systems by adventuring out to discover those within ISG office communities.
Amanda Prosser, PLA
From TV shows and music to restaurants and breweries, millennials crave options, and that is no different when it comes to transportation. More than 70 percent of people ages 18-34 use multiple modes of travel several times per week.
Amanda Prosser, PLA
In honor of #WorldEnvironmentalDay during the week of June 4th, we’re looking back at some of the highlights from the new Jay C. Hormel Nature Center’s first year, ongoing efforts to support the Center as a regional destination for environmental learning, and the nature-based program opportunities for explorers of all ages in the coming months.