Tammy LeRoy's career as a journalist and editor began in 1997 as an undergraduate with a journalism major and history minor at Arizona State University. She returned to ASU in 2002 to pursue a master's degree in Western U.S. history. Freelancing to subsidize her education, she wrote features and columns for local and national publications, authored books and was employed as a freelance editor.

In 2004, LeRoy began a four-year stint as an editor for a Phoenix-based publisher of national business-to-business magazines. In 2008, she joined LPI Multimedia, the publishers of Phoenix Woman. LeRoy is also author of five well-received books on the horse industry and the western lifestyle—the latest two published by The Globe Pequot Press in 2006 and 2007.

"The Valley's women are smart, accomplished and beautiful from the inside out, which is what makes working on Phoenix Woman so exciting!” says LeRoy. “The dynamic changes we are now making are targeted to extend the magazine's appeal and better serve our readers' interests. The entire Phoenix Woman staff is completely dedicated to making each issue fabulous."
 

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