Tami Brown Rodriquez
Director of Policy & Licensing for Jaco Booyens Ministry
Tami Brown Rodriquez is an accomplished leader in regulatory compliance and policy advocacy, with over 25 years of experience operating her own Consulting Firm. Throughout her career, she has worked with over 250 companies, ensuring they meet the highest standards of compliance with state and federal laws. With 20 years of focused expertise in protecting consumer rights to contract, Tami has successfully united an entire industry behind her efforts, playing a central role in the passage of legislative reforms in all 50 states. These reforms have protected citizens’ rights to contract without the undue interference of government coercion, a key achievement that continues to benefit millions of consumers.
Tami’s influence extends far beyond industry as she has testified before congressional hearings and collaborated with multiple governmental regulatory bodies. Her deep understanding of regulatory frameworks and consumer protection has allowed her to advocate effectively, ensuring that government overreach does not infringe on the rights of individuals and businesses. Her proven success in legislative advocacy makes her a trusted and respected voice in policy discussions.
Her professional achievements have been widely recognized: she is listed in the Cambridge “Who’s Who” of Executives, Professionals, and Entrepreneurs, honored with the “Women in Business Award” by the Dallas Business Journal, awarded “Professional Woman of the Year” by the National Association of Professional Women, and featured in the book “Unstoppable Women” of North Dallas.
Tami’s political experience is equally extensive. She is a former Candidate for Dallas City Council District 9, served as an Executive Board Member of the Prestonwood Christian Republican Women (PCRW), was a member of the Community Police Oversight Board for District 9, and currently a Precinct Chair. Additionally, Tami served on the Dallas County Republican Party (DCRP) Bylaw Review Board. She currently, serves as the Chair of Training Committee for DCRP, and is the Vice President of Training for A Better Dallas and the Director of Policy, Licensing and Donor Relations for Jaco Booyens Ministries, where she continues to influence and shape policy initiatives to protect rights and freedoms of children and families.