Tami Luchow

Tami Luchow is a speaker, writer, leader, changemaker, artist, and DEIA&B (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Accessibility, and Belonging) consultant. She runs workshops on leadership, DEIA&B, and advises C-suites, executive leadership teams, and human resource professionals on how to incorporate best practices for belonging and a sense of place into one's corporate culture and community to increase loyalty and value. Tami is also a motivational speaker at business, universities, schools, camps, and religious organizations encouraging others to build more confident, meaningful, and successful lives. She was a journalist for many years with NBC News, first at "Nightly News with Tom Brokaw," and then with "Dateline NBC." Tami was born with a physical disability and later in life was diagnosed with an invisible disability. She uses her life experiences to shed light on the fact that many people move between multiple, under-represented, communities, Tami was a ski racer on an international circuit and uses her competitive spirit to stand up for a community that is often neither seen nor heard in boardrooms. She prides herself on getting her foot in the door and having a seat at the table. Tami is the founder of CARE FOR LIFE AND LIMB, currently on hiatus. Tami is working on her memoir. Her next two books, "Nice Legs," and "DIS IS SEXY," will be published soon. She is also launching her podcast #ASEATATDISTABLE. Her imprint #ASEATATDISTABLE Publishing is accepting submissions. Tami welcomes you to join her on #THEDISTOUR coming to a city near you soon!