Tommy’s mission in life is to help individuals, leaders and organizations increase their positive impact on the world while gaining meaning and attaining financial success.
He chose to leave a lucrative international financial consulting career to follow his calling to help others with the same insecurities and struggles he faces everyday as a leader and a man. At the time, he had achieved financial success and gained business notoriety and prestige. However, Tommy felt unfulfilled and had lost meaning and hope in his life. For 36 years, he felt the choices and decisions he made were out of fear and the judgements and opinions of others instead of from his own values.

Tommy took courageous action and chose to make massive changes for and in himself. As a result, he walked away at the top of his professional career. Rather than have a complete meltdown, he regained meaning in his life, rediscovered his brilliance and set out to serve himself and others.

Prior to following his passions, Tommy was on the Board of Directors and the International Practice Leader for a large financial consulting and advisory firm. He and his international practice team won the 2012 Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Global Impact Award.
Since his professional beginning at Deloitte, Tommy has spent his professional career serving companies as a strategic, managerial and financial consultant. Tommy has and still serves as Board Advisor, Chair, and/or Director for multiple for-profit and civic entities.

Tommy graduated from the Terry College of Business at the University of Georgia and is a Certified Public Accountant. He holds a Certificate in Innovation from the J. Mack Robinson College of Business at Georgia State University and received Cognitive Based Compassion Training from Emory University.

Tommy enjoys traveling, reading, experiencing new cultures and food, continuous learning, all things outdoors, and strives each day to put his positive mark on the world. He and his wife, Heather, live in Atlanta with two adorable four-legged children.