Advisory Boards

A caregiving expert for your advisory board

For companies building in childcare, eldercare, family benefits, or care tech, Tammy brings clinical judgment, a published framework, and a name families and the press already know.

Tammy Gold, LCSW, MSW, CEC

Columbia University

20 years in family care

Author, Secrets of the Nanny Whisperer (Penguin)

TODAY · GMA · CBS

What a board seat includes

Quarterly strategy input on product, content, and family experience
Clinical review of high-stakes features: intake, matching, safety escalation
Credibility with partners, investors, and press, with her name and bio on your site
Introductions where they make sense across the caregiving and media world
Optional content or spokesperson work under a separate agreement

Where her background fits

Nanny, babysitting, and childcare marketplaces
Home care and senior care platforms
Family benefits and caregiver support companies
Parenting apps and AI family assistants
Daycare, preschool, and education operators

Background

Licensed clinical social worker (Columbia University MSW) with 20 years in family care. Author of Secrets of the Nanny Whisperer (Penguin) and the Care Map Method™ series. Longtime parenting expert on TODAY and in national press. Founder of the Care Map Method, a framework for family care decisions across the lifespan.

Questions buyers ask

How is the role structured?

Usually a fixed monthly or quarterly fee, equity, or a mix, with a defined time commitment. Larger projects are scoped separately.

Can you advise more than one company in a category?

Conflicts are discussed upfront. Tammy won’t advise direct competitors at the same time.

Do you need to be named publicly?

Most boards list her publicly. Confidential advisory work is also possible.

Published work

The books behind the method

Tammy wrote Secrets of the Nanny Whisperer (Penguin) and the Care Map Method™ book series, a structured framework for family care from infancy through the teen years and into eldercare. The same framework is what organizations license, teach, and build programs on.