Amy Lokken built a business from resilience and determination. With a background in Industrial Design and over 20 years of experience in the design world; Amy saw a need for businesses to showcase their products and services in everyday places.

In 2009, MüD Modular, (pronounced mood) became a reality. Amy invented a modular display system that pushes the status quo with a simple, yet interactive, and unique three-dimensional design.

With her powerful eye for visual impact, the ability to understand human psychology, combined with Amy’s unique way of problem solving, makes her the “go to” person for anyone who needs to wow customers in everyday places.

Amy is also the founder of the Lewy Body Dementia Caregivers Support Group in Eau Claire, WI and speaks on raising awareness at various events throughout the Midwest. She is a mentor for CVTC’s Entrepreneurship Program, a past board member for the National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO) MN chapter, and continues to be active in numerous networking and associations; including 100 Women Who Care – Eau Claire, WI chapter and strategic partnership with Nexstar Network. Amy has also been featured in national publications such as Fortune, Entrepreneur and O The Orpah Magazine.