First Horizon's Amy Perry Honored as American Heart Association 'Woman of Impact'
Event summary
- Amy Perry, EVP and Operations Executive at First Horizon, named 2026 'Woman of Impact' by the Mid-South Chapter of the American Heart Association.
- The campaign raised a record $260,000 for heart disease and stroke prevention initiatives.
- Perry's recognition follows prior accolades, including Memphis Business Journal's 'Super Women in Business' and American Banker's 'Most Powerful Women in Banking' lists.
- First Horizon's assets stood at $84.4 billion as of June 30, 2026.
The big picture
First Horizon's recognition of Amy Perry underscores the growing importance of executive-led community initiatives in regional banking. As financial institutions face increasing scrutiny over social impact, Perry's leadership in health advocacy aligns with broader industry trends toward purpose-driven corporate governance. With $84.4 billion in assets, First Horizon's commitment to such causes may also enhance its competitive positioning in the Southern U.S. market.
What we're watching
- Community Engagement
- How First Horizon's involvement in health initiatives will impact its regional reputation and client relationships.
- Leadership Visibility
- Whether Perry's public profile will translate into stronger internal influence or external partnerships.
- CSR Strategy
- The pace at which First Horizon integrates health-focused CSR into its broader ESG framework.