
She specialises in helping professionals to create clear and data-driven presentations that effectively communicate complex information. With a focus on simplicity and impact, she equips participants with the skills to craft persuasive slides that resonate with stakeholders.
Learners in Tammy’s classes always mention her detailed knowledge, her coaching skills, and her clarity in delivery – making technical content easy to grasp.
Accredited in People Potential’s instructional design methodology, she designed The Big Shift, which helps first-time managers to transition smoothly into management roles. She has also designed and delivers Effective One-Pagers™, a programme that’s tailored to help professionals create tightly packaged and concisely worded boardroom slides for maximum impact.
Tammy has designed/co-designed, and delivers, the following programmes:
Before pivoting her career to learning and development, Tammy spent a considerable time in research and academia. She worked as a research officer and later as a pre-university chemistry lecturer, giving her a solid foundation in science and education. Having spent seven years as a lecturer, her background in education has given her a well-rounded perspective on how to best support individuals in their professional and personal growth.
Tammy hosted a podcast focused on millennial topics, showcasing her ability to communicate effectively and her interest in current events. She has a passion for reading, whether fiction or non-fiction, which has helped her to expand her knowledge and stay current with the latest trends and ideas.
Tammy’s passion for learning and development extends beyond her professional life. She holds an MSc in Chemical Engineering (2016) and an MBA (2022). Coming from a purely scientific background, she found that her MBA education enhanced her strategic thinking and reinforced the importance of clear communication in corporate settings. She combines her technical proficiency with a deep understanding of business principles.
She’s a recipient of the Public Service Department scholarship for her undergraduate degree in microbiology in 2008 and the MyBrain scholarship from The Ministry of Higher Education for her MSc in 2013.
Tammy completed a two-year stint as a mentor for Closing the Gap, assisting bright and under-represented students in entering quality universities. Tammy’s dedication to making a positive impact on the lives of others is a testament to her leadership skills and her commitment to personal and professional growth of individuals.