Tamar Abrams, Vice President of Communications
Tamar
Abrams has over 29 years experience as a professional communicator,
beginning her career at KPLR-TV in St. Louis as a Public Affairs Producer. After
moving to Washington, DC, she worked as a magazine editor and newspaper
reporter, and also directed communications for such organizations as the
American Chiropractic Association and NARAL. She spent four years working for
Planned Parenthood Federation of America on Special Communications Projects
before becoming a public relations consultant. Among Tamar's consulting clients
were Orphan Foundation of America, Child Welfare League of America, Robert Wood
Johnson Foundation, Community Partnerships for Older Adults, Ad Council, Global
Campaign for Microbicides, Points of Light Foundation and Connect for Kids. She
has conducted a variety of training programs over the years, helping thousands of people
develop their skills as spokespersons for nonprofits and foundations. She has
written for such publications as Washington Jewish Week and Washingtonian
Magazine.
