Tammy Butler Robinson

TAMMY BUTLER ROBINSON BIOGRAPHY
Tammy Butler Robinson is a proven leader with a strong background in housing and community development, expertise in public finance and management, and a deep commitment to improving communities and the lives of women in Indiana. Tammy is currently the Chief Executive Officer with Engaging Solutions. Tammy leads the development of the organization’s vision, mission, and short- and long-term strategy. Tammy communicates on behalf of the organization; assesses, monitors, and minimizes risk; ensures the organization maintains high social responsibility and awareness of market expansion opportunities, while uplifting other executive leaders within the organization.
As Founding Partner, she successfully led and managed the company’s contact center business and co-managed the firm’s planning and community outreach sector. Prior to that, Tammy spent over a decade in State government as a fiscal analyst for the Indiana House of Representatives Ways and Means Committee; Assistant Director of the Indiana State Budget Agency; Director of Claims Management for the Family and Social Services Agency; and Data Director for the Office of Medicaid Policy and Planning.
Tammy’s passion for improving the lives of women and families in Indiana extends beyond her corporate life. She is pastor of The House of God Church in Indianapolis, leading a congregation whose members are among the most underserved and underrepresented populations in the state. Her problem-solving skills, knowledge, and experience engaging stakeholders in the community planning process have led to the creation of multiple programs that have changed lives.
Tammy lives in McCordsville, Indiana with her two children, Myles and Brian Jr.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Chief Executive Officer - Engaging Solutions, LLC, Indianapolis, IN
2021 - present
Co-Owner and Managing Principal - Engaging Solutions, LLC, Indianapolis, IN
Duties: Provides strategic direction, oversight, and partnership development for the firm’s Contact Center and Stakeholder Engagement. 2007- 2020
Fiscal Analyst – Indiana General Assembly, Ways and Means Committee, Indianapolis, IN
Duties: Translated large amounts of financial, performance, statistical, and other program information for legislators which led to the identification of policy choices and recommendations for changes in public policies, resource allocations, or the operation of state agencies; Reviewed and evaluated operating and capital budget requests submitted by state agencies; analyzed legislation with fiscal impacts and followed progress of