Tammy Campbell
Tammy Campbell is an accomplished leader in leadership development, global relations, and innovation, currently based in Rochester, Michigan. With a Bachelor of Arts in Fine and Studio Arts from Michigan State University, where she was also a dedicated NCAA D1 rower, Tammy combines creativity with strategic thinking to drive organizational growth. She has extensive experience in talent management, organizational development, and leadership training across global operations, working to cultivate high-performing, collaborative teams.
Throughout her career, Tammy has held senior roles at International, Webasto Roof Systems Americas, and other organizations, leading initiatives in leadership development, design for manufacturing, and talent management. She has designed and facilitated immersive leadership programs, helping leaders connect strategy to execution, develop interpersonal skills, and embed core values into their teams’ daily practices. Tammy’s work emphasizes experiential learning, innovation, and fostering a culture where every employee is empowered to lead.
Outside of her corporate achievements, Tammy is a professional artist and advocate for STEM and space innovation, serving as a NASA Ambassador and contributing to initiatives that inspire the next generation of leaders. Her dedication to mentorship, global collaboration, and the integration of creativity and strategy exemplifies her holistic approach to leadership and her commitment to making a meaningful impact both inside and outside the workplace.
• Global Leadership Certified Facilitation Professional
• Supervisory Management
• Specialization in Strategic Management and Innovation
• Certification of The Science of Well-Being
• Certified Professor at Barry-Wehmiller Leadership Institute, LLAL
• Certified Executive & Leadership Development Coach
• Certified Leadership Engagement & Impact Coach
• Global Leadership Certified Master Facilitator Professional
• Michigan State University- B.A.
• Michigan State University- B.F.A.
• Title Boxing Club
• National American Business Women’s Association
• ISS National Laboratory, NASA
• MSU Women's Big Ten Rowing Team
• Snowboard Club
• Clay Club
What do you attribute your success to?
I attribute my success to coaching and learning alongside others, drawing on my experiences as a former Division I athlete and as the owner of my art studio, where my love for creative expression drives me.
What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?
The values most important to me are resilience, making a positive impact in others’ lives, and cherishing time spent riding dirt bikes with my boys.