Tamika Tremaglio, former executive director of the National Basketball Players Association (NBPA), has joined Secretariat, a global litigation consultancy, as announced on Monday. Secretariat described her as “a globally renowned leader.”
Tremaglio’s tenure at the NBPA began in January 2022, following her selection in September 2021 to succeed Michele Roberts. Prior to her role at the NBPA, she served as the managing principal for Deloitte’s Greater Washington offices, overseeing approximately 11,000 professionals across 23 offices. Her responsibilities included driving client and business growth and enhancing Deloitte’s strategic positioning in the market. She also led numerous large U.S. and multinational client relationships for Deloitte’s Risk and Financial Advisory practice, particularly in forensic and investigation services. ([washingtonexec.com](https://washingtonexec.com/2017/02/deloitte-appoints-tamika-l-tremaglio-greater-washingtons-managing-principal/?utm_source=openai))
In November 2023, Tremaglio stepped down from her position at the NBPA to pursue other opportunities. During her tenure, she played a crucial role in increasing the league’s social justice activism and revitalized talks of a new Collective Bargaining Agreement. She also worked to restore trust between players and the union. ([boardroom.tv](https://boardroom.tv/boardroom-qa-nbpa-executive-director-tamika-tremaglio/?utm_source=openai))
Secretariat, known for its expertise in litigation consulting, economic advisory, and expert witness testimony, has been expanding its presence in the sports sector. The addition of Tremaglio aligns with the firm’s strategic ambitions to strengthen its capabilities in sports-related legal and advisory services. ([secretariat-intl.com](https://secretariat-intl.com/?utm_source=openai))
Tremaglio’s extensive experience in both the legal and sports industries positions her well to contribute significantly to Secretariat’s objectives. Her leadership at the NBPA and her background in forensic accounting and legal consulting are expected to enhance the firm’s offerings to clients in the sports sector.