With over two decades of experience leading strategic marketing, sales transformation, and multi-channel media operations, Tonya brings a dynamic combination of executive vision and operational excellence to every engagement. Known for converting complex business objectives into high performing growth strategies, Tonya has consistently driven multi-million dollar portfolio growth, revenue expansion, and organizational capability across regional and national platforms.
Throughout her career, Tonya has led high impact initiatives across senior leadership positions. Her experience spans full funnel digital strategy, high capacity stakeholder stewardship, cross-functional program delivery, and multi-market team development. Whether stewarding a regional portfolio or directing large scale corporate training and communication strategies, Tonya has earned a reputation for aligning innovative vision with seamless execution.
A natural collaborator and strategic mentor, Tonya holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a major in Marketing and a minor in Communications from the University of Nevada, Reno. Her versatility lies in connecting data driven insights with high impact storytelling, empowering organizations to build trust based relationship management and achieve sustainable growth.
At the core of Tonya’s professional mindset is a commitment to relationship driven leadership and purpose fueled impact. She believes that lasting success is built on clear communication, consultative alignment, and a relentless focus on creating genuine value for clients and community partners alike.
Deeply rooted in her western heritage, Tonya serves as a high school and college rodeo coach in Montana’s Bitterroot Valley, mentoring student athletes in discipline, leadership, and resilience. Outside of her executive and coaching roles, Tonya embraces life on her rural Montana property alongside her husband, a K9 police officer, and their active teenage son. Their lively household also includes horses, dogs, cats, and chickens.
