Through books, speaking, podcasting, learning communities, and educational resources, Tina creates opportunities for individuals and organizations to grow, connect, and lead with intention.

Her commitment to leadership and service extends beyond her professional work. Tina serves as a Western Governors University Ambassador, supporting prospective and current students throughout their educational journeys. She is also the founder of The OWLS Community (Ongoing Wisdom, Learning, and Stewardship), a learning and networking community that connects Western Governors University students, alumni, faculty, and staff through shared experiences, professional growth, and lifelong learning.

Throughout her career, Tina has built a reputation for delivering practical solutions that strengthen leadership capacity, improve operational effectiveness, and create meaningful learning environments. She holds four degrees from Western Governors University, including a Bachelor of Science in Business Management, a Master of Science in Management and Leadership, a Master of Science in Learning Experience Design and Educational Technology, and a Master of Science in Human Resource Management. She is passionate about bridging research with real-world application and helping others turn knowledge into action.

Born with Visual Snow Syndrome but not diagnosed until age 49, Tina launched Describe the Dots, an awareness initiative dedicated to helping others better understand the condition through education, advocacy, and storytelling. Through her work as a patient advocate, she helps raise awareness, foster connection, and amplify the voices of those navigating a frequently misunderstood neurological condition.