Sarah Humphreys Atkins is an American businesswoman and billionaire, an heiress to the Tamko roofing fortune. Her grandfather, E. L. Craig, started the company in 1944. Today, Tamko is the fourth-largest manufacturer of roofing shingles in the United States, reporting $1.2 billion in 2023 revenue.

The family sold a 25% stake in the business to the Carlyle Group in 2019. She and her brother David split the remaining 75% of the business.

• Core Company: Tamko, the fourth-largest manufacturer of roofing shingles in the U.S..
• Family Link: Granddaughter of founder E. L. Craig.
• Ownership: She and her brother split 75% of the business.

Sarah Humphreys Atkins’ role is focused on the stewardship and governance of the family’s massive, privately held manufacturing assets. Tamko’s core business provides essential materials for the U.S. homebuilding and construction industry.

She is a member of Tamko's board of directors, alongside her husband, Paul Atkins, who is a former SEC commissioner. Her wealth is secured by the consistent performance and long-term profitability of the large-scale industrial manufacturing company.