Women’s History Month may have passed, but we continue to recognize the contributions of the women who make our company great. That’s why we’re excited to announce that Lewis Builders Chief Administrative Officer, Tammy Lewis, was featured in a recent Carmel Pine Cone feature for their Women in Business series! Tammy knows a thing or two about how remodeling in every sense — whether a home or a life — can be a beautiful thing. This article gives us more insight into her world. Here are the top three facts we learned on building a life and business:
#1: Don’t Be Afraid to Rebuild Your Dream
Earlier in her career, Tammy had a great job in a high-profile position for a large brand. But after meeting the love of her life, John Lewis, she recognized that her dream job wasn’t her only dream anymore — it was time to knock down those corporate walls and build something new.
#2: The Best Foundation is a Strong Relationship
After leaving the corporate world, Tammy worked to build and expand Lewis Builders in partnership with John. This blending of personal and professional might not work for everyone, but Tammy and John saw it as the foundation for a strong, service-minded, and values-based business. Strong relationships are at the center of everything Lewis Builders does, from the trust and care we cultivate with our clients to the respect and collaboration nurtured with our team members.
#3: Use Every Tool in the Box
As Lewis Builders grew, Tammy leaned into the business in a leadership role managing marketing and company branding, as well as overseeing the financial aspects of the business. In her current position as Chief Administrative Officer, Tammy uses every tool in her toolbox to ensure the long-term success of the company.
Like many women, Tammy has built a life on the foundation of everything that came before — education, career, values — and it’s evolved and transformed at every stage. The end result? A custom-designed, perfect-fit life and career built around helping homeowners design their own perfect-fit spaces.
We’d like to thank The Carmel Pine Cone, writer Lisa Crawford Watson, and the Carmel community for their interest and support in Tammy’s achievements. It’s an honor to be part of the Pine Cone publication, and to be recognized as one of our community’s Women in Business. You can find the article on p.36 of the April 1st publication at this link.
