Amy Tannhauser Email and Phone Number

Amy Tannhauser is a North American Sustainability Manager at OSI Group. She possess expertise in project management, customer service, leadership, time management, communication and 10 more skills. Colleagues describe her as "I have the privilege with working with Amy on a variety of environmental sustainability projects and am regularly impressed with Amy’s tenacity for tackling tough challenges. Amy is recognized as a leader and respected by both internal and external partners. Amy’s appetite for growth is also very apparent in her work and it’s been exciting to watch her help the organization navigate the action plans for our next big challenges of carbon, water, and resource use. She’s an effective influencer with the technical skills to carry out any project thoroughly, but more importantly she builds the capacity of her team members and brings them along in achieving more and more ambitious goals. This is the true strength of sustainable sustainability leaders.", "I had the pleasure of working with Amy as her direct supervisor for two years. Amy is a self-lead and an exceptionally capable professional. Aside from the essential skills (time management, work ethic, subject matter knowledge, etc.) that a great employee has, Amy's strength lies in her ability to analyze the situation, incorporate ideas, and drive it to a positive result. This set of skills becomes important when effectively overcoming the rapid changes happening today. Often, I see young professionals have difficulty converting knowledge to action but this comes to Amy naturally. With the recent trend to improve the sensitivity to promote CSR activities within a workplace, I cannot recommend Amy enough.", and "Amy was a great co-worker and someone who can be relied on. I was impressed by Amy’s ability to handle any situation calmly and patiently, even in the toughest situations. This natural skill of hers had helped our department complete critical tasks while at FIC. Amy will be a valuable asset to any company."