The first episode of the Kaizen Way! Meet Tamara Mackroy, M.S.H.S., PMEC, Lean 6σ and get a fresh perspective on Continuous Improvement.
Bio:
Tamara (Tam) Mackroy is an advocate, public speaker, and a change agent missionary. She is known for being a headstrong transaction strategy & execution leader in the Central Florida community with ties across the United States. Tam holds multiple degrees, with the highest being her MS in Human Services with a Concentration in Social Policy, Analysis and Planning. She is certified in Project Management Essentials and is Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt certified. Tam also holds certificates in Case Management services, Co-Occurring Disorders and is working her way through an Addiction Counseling program.
Tam is the owner and Chief Program Project Management Consultant for Management & Consultative Favor, LLC. In her role, she works with Human Services across the country in helping them develop and implement strengthened business operations to further push their organizational missions of being able to help those living in local neighborhoods. She is the Founder and President of Maternal Matters Favored, a 501c3 organization. The mission is to provide support services to women that are suffering from reproductive health issues and or perinatal/postpartum depression and or anxiety. Lastly, she is Principal Partner and CEO of Favorable Human Services Solutions. This agency was created specifically to aid those who are released from jail and or prison obtain services that serve as a catalyst to re-entering society. Services include mental health and substance use counseling, job assistance, financial literacy, and housing identification to name a few.
Tam is a member of the Seminole County Chapter for the NAACP and newly elected Prison Committee Chair. She is a Women Empowerment Specialist for Wombversity. She is a member of the FL Rising-State Leadership Council and the Eatonville Chamber of Commerce. Tamara is a Central FL Legislative Liaison for the National Alopecia Areata Foundation and a Board Member for the Central FL Alopecia Support Group. She is a Board of Directors member and the Governance Committee Chair for the Center for Independent Living. She is a Mentor for Postpartum Support International and is a Peer Specialist. Tam sat on the SemDems Diversity & Inclusion Committee and is their Outgoing Secretary. She is the Past President for the National Organization for Women-Seminole County Chapter and the past Co-Chair, for the Alzheimer’s Association (Central & North Florida Chapter) The Longest Day Committee.
