Yvette is the President and Founder of Ten:Twenty-Seven, a TN nonprofit 501(c)(3) consulting firm that assist individuals and organizations design and implements practical business solutions.
Yvette provides strategic and operational consultative services to for-profit and not-for-profit organizations in various industries, with a focus on rural communities. Yvette is a practical, no-nonsense leader who leverages her expertise to provide her clientele practical approaches for managing complex issues.
Yvette provides a seamless approach to creating a culture of accountability and cohesion that results in optimal outcomes by specializing in designing and implementing efficient methods that maximize organizational needs.
Prior to starting her consulting firm, Yvette served in the capacity of a regulatory compliance advocate with IASIS Healthcare. Before joining IASIS, Yvette spent more than a decade serving as a senior paralegal where she partnered with attorneys to address a broad range matters associated with healthcare regulatory compliance, operations, and mergers and acquisitions.
Yvette received her Master’s in Health Law from Nova Southeastern University – Shepard Broad Law School. Her professional affiliations include active memberships with Health Care Compliance Association, Rural Health Association of Tennessee, Illinois Rural Health Association, and accreditation as a Certified Medical Revenue Manager.
Yvette is active in her residential community where she participates as a member of her local chamber of commerce and leadership league. As a U.S. Army Veteran, Yvette continues to be an active member with veteran organizations that support women veteran on their journeys forward. Recognized as a forward thinker by her associates, Yvette exists to champion ethical practices and compliance standards in the market place.
(615) 930-1167
ywindham@1027.solutions
Rural Healthcare Advocate
Yvette V. Windham, President
Demetris Windham is a Senior Engineer who specializes in Building Sciences / Weatherization, and proudly acts as the EVP of Ten:Twenty-Seven, a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization that assist individuals and organization implement business operation strategies and sustainable energy initiatives.
After working as a senior engineer for 20+ years, Demetris realized his passion to educate his clientele on the importance of making environmental modifications that affect climate change. While educating and advocating for sustainable energy initiatives, Demetris educates residents on how the structure of a building is a system much like the body, which relies on essential components to reach Building Scientific Capacity.
Demetris is passionate about educating the community he serves. The lesson that tugs at his heart is illustrating how some measures, performed with the best of intentions, can lead to inadvertent demise. He recounts the story of the “Buzzing carbon dioxide (“CO2”) reader”. Years ago, during one of his first audits, while interviewing the client, assessing the building structure and internal space, he and the client noticed an alarm. Realizing the signal was coming from his CO2 reader, he immediately instructed the client to vacate the house. Once they arrived safely outside of the house, Demetris’ childhood memory of his mother warming their apartment by using the oven prompt him to investigate if the client was adhering to the same practice. When confirmed, Demetris was able to educate the client on how CO2 leaks are a silent killer and further shared symptoms that present when appliances are not regulated. The client immediately began to thank him and explained that while she was aware that detectors are important, this experience revealed the essentialness of the devices, and would cause her to immediately equip her house and champion the cause of sharing how small environmental gauges can yield large outcomes.
Demetris clings to the belief that in order to speak to climate change, individuals must be educated on renewal and clean energy. While global leaders unite to address environmental change on a large platform, Demetris’ passion prompts advocating at the community level. “The gratitude that clients display after service is provided is an awesome feeling. It’s humbling to connect with people you’re trying to help and rewarding when they understand the lesson.”
Demetris’ formal qualifications include a Bachelor of Science in Engineering from Texas Southern University and multiple National certifications in building performance and OSHA 30. In addition to educating his clientele, Demetris serves with pleasure as a mentor to high school and college aged youth.
Sustainable Energy Initiatives
Demetris Windham, EVP
(615) 930-1167
(708) 417-4177
dwindham@1027.solutions
Providing Administrative Management Consulting Services and Sustainable Energy Consultation to economically disadvantaged communities.
Ten: Twenty-Seven
