The wife of FSG founder, Michael Haubrich, Tami has been involved with and a part of the FSG family since 2001. Even while growing in her own corporate career as VP of Communication at Apollo Group and prior to that as Director of Global Employee Communications at Rockwell Automation, Tami was assisting and advising FSG on communication and promotion efforts.

“Through the years, I have been blessed to get to know many FSG clients on a personal level, counting many friends among them,” she said.

In 2010 she exited corporate America to serve her own clients as a communication, change management, and org development consultant. She worked with local, national and global businesses in diverse industries including manufacturing, consumer products, higher education, environmental protection, agriculture, and professional services.

Tami now works exclusively with FSG on internal and external communication efforts including print and digital media. She also assists in recruiting talent to the FSG client-serving team.

When not working, Tami enjoys golfing (she’s had two holes-in-one), watercolor painting (taught herself during COVID), crafting (any kind, any time), enjoying life with the grands (she’s got eight of them to spoil), and serving as Mike’s support crew in the air and on the ground.

Behind the scenes with Tami

• Even as a young child, Tami aspired to be a writer and often spent her time journaling, writing creative stories, or crafting poetry. This passion led her to journalism and a career in corporate communications.
• If she were ever to write an autobiography, she would title it “The Universe Delivers.”  She is often quick to note that people need to be present to what intentions they put into the universe because it will deliver what you ask of it. So be careful what you ask!
• As a teenager, she saw the original Star Wars 14 times. Movies were cheap then and she had a crush on Harrison Ford–still does, in fact!
• If she could wave a magic wand and rid the world of anything, she would do away with homelessness, hunger, and social media.