Find out about Amy Adams Strunk's net worth, how she got rich and makes her money, her age, and her personal life.
Amy Adams Strunk is one of the biggest names in the American sports franchise. She is currently the majority owner of the NFL team the Tennessee Titans. She is also a businesswoman, part of the Adams family business.
Apart from the Adam family business, she is involved in other businesses across the United States.
Amy Adams Strunk net worth 2025
Amy Adams Strunk currently has an estimated net worth of $2B, according to figures from Forbes Magazine. Her earnings come from her involvement in the Adam family business and other businesses.
Source of wealth—how she makes her money
Adams Strunk spent her early professional career as a car dealer and had an interest in her father's oil business.
Tennessee Titans
Amy Adams Strunk has a controlling stake of over 50% of the Tennessee Titans inherited from her father Bud Adams.
She has controlled the affairs of the Tennessee Titans since 1999 and has been the controlling owner since 2015.
While owning 50% of the team, the other 50% is owned by her nephews, which includes Kenneth Adams IV and Barclay Adams. Their mother, Susan Lewis, also owns part of the remaining share.
Her performance over the years has earned her a lot of recognition in the league, including the appointment of the NFL's Hall of Fame committee in 2016.
She was also named in the Board of Trustees for the Pro Football Hall of Fame. In 2019, she played a key role in Nashville hosting the 2019 NFL draft, which was behind the award of Tennessean of the Year that year.
She played a key role in the agreement with Nashville authorities to build a new stadium for the Tennessee Titans in October 2022. The cost was estimated to be in the region of $2.1 billion.
According to figures from Forbes, the Tennessee Titans NFL franchise team is currently valued at $4.9B as of January 2025.
Under her leadership, the Tennessee Titans have won four AFC South Divisional titles and AFC conference titles. The team has also made over 10 appearances in the NFL playoffs since 1999.
Adams family business
Amy is part of the Adams family and is involved in business owned by the family across the United States. KSA Industries owns many businesses owned by Bud Adams, including Adams Resources and Energy Inc.
The Adams Resources and Energy Inc. is a company that was founded by her father. It mainly focuses on crude oil marketing as products, including natural gas and liquid chemical products.
Subsidiaries
GulfMark Energy
GulfMark Energy is a crude oil marketing and transportation company engaged in the transportation of products from producing companies to the refiners.
Service Transport Company
The Service Transport Company is a carrier of petroleum and other related products such as petrochemicals and waste liquids.
Firebird
Firebird is a company with a core focus on crude carrier trucks to different terminals. The crude trailers are one of the most important aspects of crude oil transportation from point to point.
Phoenix Oil Inc.
Phoenix Oil Inc. engages in the repurposing of contaminated crude or crude oil emulsions.
According to ESPN, she is co-chairperson of Bud Adams Ranches, Inc. and a limited partner in Sakdril. She also founded the Kenada Foxhounds fox hunting organisation.
Place of birth and age
Born September 29th, 1955, she is 69 years old. She was born in Houston, Texas, U.S.
Education
Amy Adams Strunk began her education at Pine Manor College, a private college in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts, but transferred a year later to the University of Texas at Austin.
Personal life, children (kids)
He has a strong interest in horse racing and fox hunting. She has three children, namely Tracy Thompson, Tommy Thompson, and Blanche Strunk.
Amy Adams Strunk's father is behind the Adams family business
Kenneth Stanley "Bud" Adams Jr. is behind the family business. He was one of the biggest names in the American sports business through the ownership of different franchises, including the Tennessee Titans.
He was the founder and owner of the Houston Oilers during the American Football League era before moving the franchise to Nashville and renaming it to
Tennessee Titans.
He established the petroleum company and made a fortune off of it. He was the chairman and CEO of Adams Resources & Energy Inc.