Tammy Haddad Biography
Tammy Haddad is a media innovator who runs a company in Washington DC. Haddad is the CEO of Haddad Media and the Co-Founder of Washington Women Technology Network.
Tammy Haddad Age
Her exact age and date of birth are still under investigation we will update when information is available.
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Tammy Haddad Height
She stands at a fair height and has a fair Body weight to match her height.
Tammy Haddad Education
She is a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh and sits on the Board of Trustees for The University of Pittsburgh. Hillman Library is the largest library and the center of administration for the University Library System (ULS) of the University of Pittsburgh in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States. Located on the corner of Forbes Avenue and Schenley Drive, diagonally across from the Cathedral of Learning, Hillman serves as the flagship of the approximately 7.1 million-volume University Library System at Pitt.
Tammy Haddad Career
Haddad collaborates with filmmakers and writers to connect them to principals, locations, and historical events while advising on content and research in order to accurately portray how politics is done in Washington. Projects include HBO’s All the Way starring Bryan Cranston as President Lyndon B. Johnson, Confirmation starring Kerry Washington as Anita Hill, and Trumbo. Haddad is a consultant on the HBO series Veep and has worked on HBO’s The Brink and AMC’s Turn. She has partnered with the writers from the animated series, Our Cartoon President, the Veep writers, and the White House Correspondents Association for White House Correspondents Dinner videos.
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Tammy Haddad Tammy Haddad Media
Haddad is the founder and CEO of Haddad Media, a Washington multimedia production and communications consulting company whose clients include some of the world’s top media companies, technology disruptors, innovative startups, and nonprofit organizations. A veteran television executive, Haddad served as the former VP of Washington for MSNBC and CNN, and also political director of MSNBC. She was executive producer of Hardball with Chris Matthews, Larry King Live, and senior broadcast producer of the TODAY Show and The Late Late Show.
Founded in 2007, Haddad Media’s clients include Bloomberg, Politico, HBO, AMC, The Washington Post, The Week, and National Journal. Haddad Media technology clients include Google, Uber, SAP, Amazon, and Zignal Labs. Haddad Media provides customized strategies and creative programming opportunities, bridging political, business, technology, non-profit, and entertainment leaders around topics of public interest: politics, economics, world affairs, and emerging cultural trends.
As a longtime political producer, Haddad leads many events centered around the White House Correspondents’ Weekend including hosting the annual Garden Brunch. She is the director of engagement for Dog Tag Bakery, an educational program for disabled veterans and spouse, a member of the International Neighbors Club and the founder of the Washington Women Technology Network
Tammy Haddad Husband
Tammy got married to lawyer Ted Greenberg in the summer of 1991. The Couple got a divorce in 2015. She and her husband were known for hosting the annual garden brunch that is usually held the morning before the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner. They began hosting this event in 1993 & it attracted quite a number of celebrities.She is also a mother of two kids, a daughter, and a son & resides in Washington DC. She is a graduate from the University of Pittsburgh.
Tammy Haddad Brunch
It started as an intimate gathering in my backyard in the Palisades in 1993, 25 years ago. I created the Garden Brunch as a way to gather friends from New York and LA who were in Washington for the annual White House Correspondents’ Dinner.The first Garden Brunch was a salute to a longtime friend and colleague Stephen Rivers, a Hollywood publicist and political activist well known to politicos on both sides of the aisle and Washington reporters. After the invites went out, I was surprised by the amount of RSVPs we received from legends like Tim Russert to Bush 41 White House aide Anna Perez as well as many TV and print journalists.
Late to the party, I got a call on my house phone. A voice on the line said, “A secured package is on the way.” A few moments later none other than Barbra Streisand walked in accompanied by the great songwriters Marilyn and Alan Bergman. There were no cameras or paparazzi in those days. We soon realized the gathering had so much political wattage that we should use this platform to help others while celebrating great Washington journalism. We decided to bring in more than just the country’s top anchors and reporters, but also activists, celebrities, and government leaders, to advocate for their causes.
As part of the weekend, the Garden Brunch has always been about celebrating the free press. And we aim to stay true to our original goal of creating a gathering space for journalists, politicos from both sides of the aisle, and celebrities to mingle prior to the main event. The brunch also provides an opportunity for many of the new faces making their White House Correspondents’ Weekend debut to meet their dinner sponsors. The Fourth Estate has been well represented at the Garden Brunch. Guests have included Greta Van Susteren, Rupert Murdoch, Wolf Blitzer, Arianna Huffington, David Gregory, Andrea Mitchell, Bret Baier, April Ryan and Gayle King.
Over the years, the event has maintained a bipartisan spirit as presidential administrations have come and gone and the brunch crowd has continued to grow. One of my all-time favorite moments from the Garden Brunch has to be getting the opportunity to introduce Captain Richard Phillips, who had been captured by Somali pirates, to Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano, who had coordinated his rescue at sea. Another favorite was watching Matthew Morrison, the star of Glee, joining the hottest boy band of the year, The Jonas Brothers, to advocate for finding a cure for epilepsy.
In 2011, the event moved to its new location, the historic Beall-Washington House in Georgetown, the former residence of Washington Post publisher Katharine Graham. Mark and Sally Ein, who have since become co-hosts of the event, now own the home which was the location of many scenes in Steven Spielberg’s film, The Post. Celebrity spotting at the Brunch doesn’t disappoint. The biggest stars of the day that have been invited to Washington, DC for the weekend often make a pre-dinner appearance at the Garden Brunch.
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