“You are surrounded by simple, obvious solutions that can dramatically increase your income, power, influence and success. The problem is, you just don’t see them.” – Jay Abraham
Meet Tiffany
Tiffany Klauba is the co-owner of Klauba Consulting and Contracting with a background in sales and marketing, nonprofit start ups and growth, ADA advocacy on a state and federal level with a passion for success.
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When Tiffany is not working with businesses and nonprofits - she is a stay at home mom of a wonderful little boy who is Autistic and wife to Justin Klauba (co-owner).
My Story
Throughout my life, I have consistently pursued the opportunity to forge meaningful connections and support individuals in my community, all while navigating the challenges of a disability.
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I bring extensive experience as a Director of Sales in the hospitality industry, having worked in hotels across Washington State, New York, Nevada, and California. Ultimately, I returned to my home state of Idaho to establish a family.
When our son was born, I was eager to embrace the role of a stay-at-home mom. However, my journey took an unexpected turn when he was diagnosed with Autism and a speech delay. This pivotal moment drove me to seek answers and led to the development of a comprehensive resource guide aimed at helping parents in Idaho access vital services, providers, insurance, and next steps related to this diagnosis.
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Recognizing the challenges many families faced, I volunteered as the Executive Director of the local Autism Society, motivated by my own experiences of difficulty in obtaining information. This role required me to completely overhaul the nonprofit, as I discovered that their records, financials, and overall organization were significantly lacking in the aftermath of COVID-19.
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The organization was undergoing a rebranding process that the existing board was unaware of, prompting me to create an entirely new website, marketing materials, policies, and procedures. This was essential to rebuild community trust after a period of inactivity caused by the pandemic. I took the initiative to apologize for past oversights that were not my own, while ensuring the community that the future would look different. As a result, the Panhandle Autism Society was rebranded to the North Idaho Autism Society, with a commitment to driving its success.
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Shortly after this rebranding, we hosted our first community event in two years. I dedicated significant effort to its planning, from sourcing supplies to organizing decorations, activities, and music. This event became a true testament to the idea that "if you build it, they will come," as we attracted nearly 500 attendees to our Halloween celebration. In that moment, I recognized that we were on the path to achieving remarkable outcomes.
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As the new year approached, I was approached by the National Affiliate regarding the possibility of expanding our organization to encompass all families across Idaho, following the dissolution of the Treasure Valley affiliate. After discussions with the board, we undertook another rebranding initiative, becoming the Autism Society of Idaho. This expansion allowed us to reach families statewide, enhancing our marketing efforts, community events, public relations, and redefining our approach to advocacy.
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Since this pivotal expansion, I have actively participated in numerous projects and assisted various nonprofits in establishing their footing and devising successful strategic plans.
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I an active member of the Endangered and Missing Person Committee for the State of Idaho - making sure the EMPA is up to date when the alert goes out to the public.
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Recently winning 40 under 40 for North Idaho - in 2024 & 2025.
Consultation Services
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Non-Profit Organization
I can assist your nonprofit in organization and development of board responsibilities. I will also help create policies, bylaws, event planning, fundraising, marketing materials, website creation, social media management as well as get your organization the free tools you are entitled to as a nonprofit - such as Google Workspace, Canva, etc.
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ADA Rights & Advocacy
I have extensive knowledge and experience being an ADA Advocate for individuals who are developmentally disabled and have found themselves in the criminal justice system. Whether juvenile or adult - I can provide guidance regarding their ADA rights to having an advocate present during questioning, assessments, meeting with counsel, court staff and having a presence in court.
I also can assist with individuals who are victims and facing tough questions, stressful situations where you have to tell your side of the story and need an advocate by your side as a support and voice when you can’t find your own.
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Not only do I have the ability to help with the above, but I have forensic psychologists available to provide legal assessments of individuals.
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Website Development
I can provide guidance or build your website based on your personal or business needs. Your image and brand is essential in developing your voice as a company so you are consistent in the message you deliver as well as the services you provide. This should be followed across all media, marketing, web and socials.
Projects & Initatives
Currently working with House Representative for Idaho - Marco Erickson on a bill to require the criminal justice system in Idaho to recognize Developmental Disabilities
Successfully represented numerous disabled clients in court settings - helping with reduced sentencing or dismissal.
Speaker at the 2024 Disability Policy Seminar in Washington, D.C.
Creating resource guides and support for families of those with developmental and physical disabilities
Advisor on the Endangered and Missing Person Alert Committee
Advocacy and trainings for the Idaho Public Defenders and Law Enforcement
Successfully planned numerous community events with hundreds of attendees
ADA Rights Advocate for disabled individuals who are involved with the criminal justice system.
Testimonies
I first met Ms. Tiffany Klauba last November after contacting the Autism Society of Idaho office in desperation. My high functioning autistic son had been arrested for a very serious crime and he was in a panic, and I didn’t know how to help him or if I could. Tiffany immediately contacted me the next day and we discussed what information was known at the time and she got me in contact with an advocacy/ support group and legal advocacy in New York and Washington D.C.. I requested that Tiffany become our son’s autism advocate which our son agreed to. Up to this point Tiffany has provided professional and personal experience about autism to us, our son’s lawyer, the police department and the court system. Tiffany has personally attended meetings with our son’s lawyer, contacted the Police Chief and has attended court hearings with and without us to show our son he is not alone during this time.
Tiffany has been not only a voice for our son, but us and others as well. She has a tough shell that takes the hits and keeps on pushing forward in defense of those with disabilities. Tiffany provides a strong home front but has also taken the fight for our children with all degrees of Autism that function on a different level than that of neurotypical people to the state and national levels. She has taken my son and other’s fight before congress in Washington D.C. and into the offices of our local state representatives in Boise.
I told my husband I wish I had met Tiffany even a few years ago. I feel like our lives would be so different. She provides a level of support that I have never experienced before. Even since leaving the Autism Society of Idaho and partnering with Lyla House, Tiffany has not abandoned us. She has stated and proved time and time again she is with us through this entire process and beyond – after our son is out of the criminal system and back into society.
Monica Mattson - ADA Rights Client
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Contact Tiffany
I'm always looking for new and exciting opportunities. Let's connect.
509-868-8541