We want to congratulate Tammy (Clay) Scott for winning both the International Speech Contest and also the Table Topics Contest that was held at the Department of Revenue in January. In February, she also competed in the Area Contest against other Toastmasters Clubs and won both the International Speech Contest and the Table Topics Contest which was held in Atlanta.
This weekend (3/26/16) at 10:00AM, Tammy will compete in the Division Contest at Spellman College in both the International Speech Contest and also the Table Topics Contest.
Spelman College
350 Spelman Lane, SW
Atlanta, Georgia 30314

Tammy (Clay) Scott is a native of Paulding County. She was educated in the Paulding County School System and graduated from Paulding County High School in 1985. She attends Shiloh Baptist Church in Dallas, Ga. She has worked at the Department of Revenue for 18 years and is currently working in ITD as a Certified Project Manager within the Project Management Office (PMO).  She is self-motivated and very enthusiastic and dedicated to her service.  Some of her accomplishments include the first within the State of Georgia to become a GA Certified Project Manager and achieve her GCPM and also the 1st in the state to achieve clearance to perform Project Assurance on multi-million dollar Projects.
Tammy served as President of Revenue Toasters in 2013 leading the Department of Revenue, Revenue Toasters to their first highest achievement in becoming a President’s Distinguished Club.  Toastmasters have become an integral part of her life and she’s been a part of Revenue Toasters since its inception (August 2011). Her motto is, “If you believe you can achieve!”

How did you come to join Toastmaster?
I have been an active member of Revenue Toasters since its inception in August 2011.
How has Toastmasters impacted your professional career at DOR?
Toastmasters is an internationally recognized Organization. Toastmasters has provide me the opportunity not only to develop professionally but to also increase in my Leadership and Communication skills. It has also been an avenue for relationship building amongst other Divisions. I have met so many people at DOR and within Toastmasters International.
Has your personal life been positively affected from excelling as a Revenue Toaster?
Being a part of Revenue Toasters has given me the opportunity to speak in various venues in front of audiences from all walks of life; this has definitely humbled me. I am so grateful! I’ve had the opportunity to mentor others and bring out their hidden talents. This has been very rewarding and a win-win for both of us.
Mission Statement:
“We provide a supportive and positive learning experience in which members are empowered to develop communication and leadership skills resulting in greater self-confidence and personal growth.”