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Tamara Lynn Hannaway M.B.A., Ph.D. (720) 320-6823 tamara.hannaway@DU.eduAcademic DegreesPh.D. Doctor of Philosophy in Public Affairs, research area: Economic Development and Education Policy, University of Colorado Denver, 2012. M.B.A. concentration: economics, Westminster College of Salt Lake City, graduated first in class, 1995B.A. Public Relations (self-directed), Fort Lewis College, Colorado, 1984Attended the United States Military Academy, 1981-1982Licensures and CertificationsU.S. Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA)Series 6 - Investment Company and Variable Contracts Exam, 1984Series 11 - Assistant Representative, 1985Series 63 - Uniform Securities Agent State Law Exam, 1984 AMA Certified Project Manager, 1989Fields of StudyGovernance and Governance CorruptionCorruption in Education FundingEconomic Development and Economic PolicyEconomic and Business ForecastingEducation PolicyPolicy AnalysisHuman Services Policy and Human Services OutcomesCorruption in Education in the Former Soviet UnionPublicationHannaway, Tamara L. (2013), Government Spending on Welfare and TANF, 1900-2012, Data set for Human Services; Backgrounder.Hannaway, Tamara L. (2013), Human Services; Backgrounder, Independence Institute, Denver, Colorado.Hannaway, Tamara L. (2012), Governance Corruption’s Effects on Education Budgets and Individual Income in Central and Eastern Europe. Ann Arbor, MI: UMI Publishing. Hannaway, Tamara L. (2011), The Citizens’ Budget: Human Services, Independence Institute, Lakewood, Colorado. Hannaway, Tamara L. (2011), Bringing Productivity Out of the Shadows, Centennial Review, Centennial Institute, April 2011, p. 3.Hannaway, Tamara L. (2009), How Liberty Fuels Prosperity, Centennial Review, Centennial Institute, Lakewood, Colorado, June 2009, p. 3.Engagements and PresentationsSchool of Business and Leadership Commissioning Ceremony, Coordinator and emcee, CCU, 2012, 2013PAUD 5004 Public Finance and Public Policy and PAUD 4811 Economics Review course development and updating, CU Online Summer Web Camps, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2012, 2014. CU Denver Online Faculty Development TrainingPAUD 5002 Organizational Management and Human Behavior course development. CU Online, 2015. Online Skills Mastery course. PAD 5004 Public Finance and Public Policy course development for the classroom, CU Denver Faculty Development Training, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012Corruption in Education Funding and Individual Income, Dissertation Defense, University of Colorado at Denver. December, 2011ECO 601Economics course development. CCU Adult and Graduate Programs, CCU, 2011Free Markets. Values Aligned Leadership Summit, CCU, 2009Foundations of Capitalism. CCU Strategic Planning Workshop. November, 2009Foundations of Capitalism. Centennial Institute. July 2009, October, 2009Foundations of Capitalism. Leadership Program of the Rockies. December, 2009 Free Markets. Mt. Vernon Rotary Club. February, 2009Free Markets. Jefferson County Republicans. May, 2009Immigration: Costs and Quandaries. Jefferson County Republicans breakfast. August, 2009Free Markets. CCU Strategic Objectives Workshop. January, 2008Who is your Faithful Sidekick? Key Note Speaker, CCU Honors Banquet,. April, 2008Gore School of Business Long-term Strategic Plan (1995), Westminster College, Salt Lake City, Utah. Directed the 1994 strategic planning process for the Gore School of Business. Create and authored the resulting long-term strategic plan adopted for 1995- 2005Gore School of Business Master of Business Administration Association President and Founder. (1992-1995), Westminster College, Salt Lake City, Utah. Founded the networking organization, developed and coached workshops for Etiquette in the Workplace series.Honors and Awards2004 Promotion from Instructor to Assistant Professor at Colorado Christian University2007 Promotion from Assistant to Associate Professor at Colorado Christian University2004-2005 Professor of the Year, School of Business and Communications 2005-2006 Professor of the Year, School of Business and Leadership1994-1995 Who’s Who in Among Students in America’s Universities and Colleges1994-1995 Westminster College Student Government Graduate School Senator1983-1984 Fort Lewis College Student Newspaper Assistant Editor 1980-1981 Northglenn High School Class Vice President, Yearbook Assistant EditorResearch and Grants2015 Current Strategy Forum, US Naval War College, Newport RI.2015 Online Skills Mastery Course, University of Colorado Denver, CU Online.2013 Independence Institute, Human Services funding policy development analysis2007-present Ethnolinguistic fractionalization’s effects on governance in Eastern and Central Europe 2008-present Governance Corruption, Political Corruption, Shadow Economy and institutional corruption2006-present The effects of centralized governance on economic development2006-present Black and grey market effects on tax revenueProfessional AssociationsAmerican Society for Pubic Administrators (ASPA)American Association of University Professors (AAUP)American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)American Association of University Women (AAUW)Professional AffiliationsDelta Mu Delta Honorary Society, Business Administration DisciplinesLeadership Program of the Rockies, Graduating class of 2007Professional ExperienceUniversity of Denver, Daniels College of Business, Denver, Colorado 9/1/2016 - PresentAssistant Teaching Professor, Business Information and Analytics Department, 9/1/2017 - PresentAdjunct Faculty, Business Information and Analytics Department, 9/1/2016 – 9/1/2017Co-Lead instructor for introductory statistics Teaching statistics and introduction to business classesUniversity of Colorado Denver, Graduate School of Public Affairs, 1/2007-present.Instructor, Economics, Public Finance, Organizational Behavior, Organizational ManagementUniversity of Colorado Colorado Springs, Graduate School of Public Affairs, 8/2015-presentInstructor, Organizational Management and Human BehaviorOnline Skills Mastery, 2015, University of Colorado Denver instructor trainingColorado Christian University, Lakewood, Colorado, 10/2002 - 6/2014. Associate Professor of Business, Economics and Policy, 8/2007 - 6/2014. 6 years 10 months.Created, prepared, instructed, graded, and tutored economics, business, and policy classes.Taught 4 classes per semester plus additional classes as needed for the School of Business and Leadership and the School of Arts and Humanities. Presented and lectured to external stakeholders on government, policy and economics. Coordinated the annual Commissioning Ceremony, which is the graduation ceremony for business school students. Mentored etiquette and professional decorum for interviews and professional work settings.Developed online class modules for administration and economics classes. Engaged with the academic community on best-practices for digital class delivery. Coordinated the annual scholarship and grant programs, interviews, and travel for student teams of about 18 a year to attend Foundation for Economic Education Summer College Seminars from 2007 – 2013. 7 years 0 months. Coordinated and taught international travel classes for undergraduate and MBA classes. Served the school and students in extracurricular duties, club activities and faculty committees. Assistant Professor of Business, 8/2004 - 8/2006.Created, developed, prepared, instructed, graded, and tutored various business classes, summer internships; chaperoned student conferences and managed travel groups, taught independent studies, worked with faculty committees, student and alumni mentoring, and general professor duties as assigned. Taught 4 classes per semester or more as needed. Actively engaged in student activities, attended chapel, and participated in community events. Read and submitted scholarly work for academic publications.Instructor, College of Adult and Graduate Studies, 11/2002 – 8/2004. Engaged undergraduate and graduate students in the classroom and online with effective teaching methods for business classes. Taught 2 classes per semester while serving as Executive Director Executive Director of Graduate Programs, 10/2002 – 10/2004. Recruited, developed, communicated, and performed all business administration for three graduate programs. Created and directed the communications plan and flow, scheduling and advising for the MBA program, and managed the program directors and advisors for the Master of Arts in Counseling and the Master of Curriculum and Instruction. Upon leaving the position, the three programs were growing consistently, maintaining planned and manageable cohort frequency, class size, and graduation rates. Public Service Company of New Mexico, 6/1999 – 7/2001. Executive Director of Innovative Business Solutions (GS level 14 promoted to 15 equivalent). Developed, authored, and managed the strategic plan, business plan, financial plans, and marketing plans. Provided economic forecasting for new business ideas utilizing current asset excess capacity. This skunk-works program existed solely to generate new revenue by creating one-off or ongoing projects tangential to the core business. Lead strategy sessions, brainstorming workgroups, managed division and project teams. Responsible for 28 million in project budgets. Named to PNM Vice President’s strategic planning committee (2000, 2001)Named to corporate management team (level 15 and higher)Named to the Malcolm Baldrige Quality Award? Self-study Application team (2000, 2001)Trained at the National Institute of Science and Technology’s Baldrige Performance Excellence? program (2000, 2001).Consulting 1994-present. 30 years Ad hoc business consultant employing short-term engagements focused on economic impacts of policy decisions, government or market forces using Porter’s Five Forces? model, economic and business forecasting, and all phases of business planning. 1994-1999: Developed business, strategic and marketing plans, produced the marketing and sales training materials for four unique businesses -each remain in business today. Diamond Seal?-a venture capital success story in cleaning products, here, I also presented products to Ford Motor Company, PPG. Pacific Flyway?-then a start-up, now a large, privately held wholesale sporting goods company; Innovations International?-a medium-sized training and development company featuring a prominent author and executive coach in work/life balance, spirituality in the workplace, diversity in the workplace, and empowering teams to 300 of the top Fortune 500 companies. Developed ‘Train the Trainer’ programs, facilitator training, and coached presenters in powerful public speaking; Galindo Consulting?-promoting a motivational speaker, executive coach, and author on accountability in the workplace and powerful workforces. 2006-present: Neighborhood economic impact studies and town-hall representative, economic forecasting and business planning engagements, lead quantum-thinking brainstorming sessions, coach entrepreneurs, mentor young women in the workforce. The Coleman Company, 12/1990-6/1992Western Regional Manager, National Accounts ExecutiveManaged the business, sales, and marketing for the camping products division of Colman with personal responsibility two of the twenty largest accounts in the company. Responsible for key account product innovation brainstorming, production color scheme and material combinations, and major sales event planning. Sales management, budget control and forecasting for 30 million dollar region, in charge of strategic planning for region and member of the corporate strategy team. Acosta Food Brokerage Corporation for Procter and Gamble and Coleman, 3/1989-12/1990 National Account Executive, Non-Foods Division ManagerManaged, budgeted, forecasted, and marketed the commodities lines of Procter and Gamble, Coleman, UpJohn, and Kodak for the largest food retailers in the US. Successfully launched and managed delivery for millions of dollars of commodities per marketing period. Managed brand rollouts, and provided customer relationships to regional and local affiliates of national chain stores. Responsible for rollout strategy for all non-food lines.Procter and Gamble, 2/1986 – 3/1989 (Broker for Procter and Gamble, 1989-1990) Key Account Sales Manager, 1987-1989 Sales Representative, 1986-1987 promoted.Managed, sold, and merchandised the beauty lines for the Personal Care division. In charge of creating merchandising schematics, product delivery, developing customer relationships, trade shows, and general product sales to local, then to regional and national accounts. Awarded several sales awards including the ‘Ten-ton Club’ for large one-off shipments. Completed the coveted management-training program in sales and marketing. First Investors Corporation, 1983-1986Financial AnalystAnalyzed financial statements, retirement portfolios, investment portfolios and cash flows of corporations and individuals for the sales team. Created and planned presentations for client calls for sales teams. Researched past and projected future economic trends. Awarded ‘Rookie of the year’ in 1984 for considerable contributions to the sales teams. Entrepreneur, 1984- presentOwn, lease, and develop small residential real estate tracts, Maintain 0% to 8% vacancy rates over 32+ years compared to 16% national average. Courses Taught: Colorado Christian UniversityUndergraduate LevelECO 210 Macro EconomicsECO 215 Principles of EconomicsECO 222 Micro EconomicsECO 397 Economic DevelopmentECO 397 Introduction to Austrian EconomicsECO 397 History of Economic ThoughtECO 497 International EconomicsBUS 101 Introduction to BusinessBUS 212 Business Statistics BUS 397 International PolicyBUS 497 International BusinessGLS 397 Global DevelopmentMKT 202 Principles of MarketingMKT 390 Sales and Relationship Management MKT 497 International MarketingGraduate Level FIN 501 Financial FoundationsMKT 510 MarketingBUS International BusinessECO 601 EconomicsUniversity of Colorado Denver, University of Colorado Colorado SpringsUniversity of Colorado Denver Graduate School of Public Affairs, 2007-present Instructor, Graduate Faculty PAUD 5004 Public Finance and Public Policy, classroomPAD 5004 Public Finance and Public Policy, onlinePAUD 4811 Principles of Economics, classroomPAD 4811 Principles of Economics, onlinePAUD 5002 Organizational Management and Human Behavior, classroomPAD 5002 Organizational Management and Human Behavior, onlinePAUD 5503 Capital Budgeting and AccountingUniversity of Denver, Daniels College of BusinessINFO 1010 Data Management and AnalysisBUS 1000 Gateway to BusinessCommittee Service Library Committee member; 2004/5 to 2006/7Secretary of the committee; 2005/6 and 2006/7Faculty Affairs Committee member; 2007/8 to 2010/11Secretary of the committee; 2008/9 and 2009/10Chairperson of the committee; 2010/11 during CCU’s HLC accreditation.Academic Affairs Committee member; 2011 to 2014Faculty Community Committee member; 2005 to 2013InterestsEnjoy curling up with a good book or excel spreadsheet, fishing of all sorts, snorkeling, gardening, painting, hiking, running, travel, and community service projects. I am an award-winning artist at juried shows in pencil and watercolor. ................
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