Amber Jones-King

Amber Tiffany Jones-King, a proud Macon, Georgia native, is a dynamic leader in law, business, and community outreach. A graduate of Savannah State University with a degree in Mass Communication and a minor in Business Management, she was recognized in SSU’s 2025 Inaugural 40 Under 40 Class. She also holds an MBA from Wesleyan College and a law degree from Mercer University.

Amber has been a dedicated leader in her community, serving in key roles such as Macon Regional Vice President and Vice-President of Communication for the Georgia Association of Black Women Attorneys. She is an active member of the Macon Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., and a board member of Macon Black Culture, where she founded the Jr. Debutante Presentation, empowering young girls with social graces, etiquette, and leadership skills.

Her career spans roles as a former news anchor for WGXA, a legislative counsel and Chief of Staff for the Georgia House Minority Leader, and legal and business positions at Lockheed Martin, Google Play, Meta, and currently Airbnb as Commercial Partnerships Counsel. She is also a national speaker on Change Management Strategy.

Passionate about fostering strong business relationships, Amber believes communication is key to success. In her free time, she enjoys teaching group fitness, hiking, and exploring new local restaurants. She is married to Reginald Lee King.