Artificial intelligence and data consultant
for organizations that want to work harder smarter.
IT'S TIME TO KILL THE CHAOS.Let’s face it - your data is a total mess.
Your reports contradict each other. Your stakeholders are confused. And AI feels like something you should probably be doing, but seriously, who has the time to learn a foreign language?
That's not a failure - it's just what happens when you're focused on the work and when the systems get built on the fly.
I help mission-driven organizations make sense of:
What's working.
What's not.
Where AI actually helps vs. where it's just hype.
If you want to UNDERSTAND YOUR DATA & MAKE IT WORK FOR YOU, then let’s talk.
TRUSTED BY: 49+ businesses across the U.S
from small teams to million-dollar missions.
IT'S TIME TO KILL THE CHAOS.I’m not like those other “data people.”
Most data consultants focus on tools (that you can’t use or understand).
I focus on clarity, behavior, and systems that support real humans doing real work.
My background in behavioral psychology and UX research means I look beyond the numbers. I look at how your team thinks, decides, and operates. Because even the “best” dashboard is useless if it doesn’t align with human behavior.
I translate the tech, simplify the noise, and help you build a setup that works with your capacity, not against it.
Because strategy only matters if people actually use it.
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LET'S BE REAL:You don't have time for tools that create more work than they solve.
Most organizations are running on a patchwork of systems—a CRM someone set up three years ago, spreadsheets that only one person understands, a dashboard built during a frantic grant cycle that nobody's opened since.
It's not that you're avoiding data. You're avoiding data that doesn't make sense.
It's not that you're anti-AI. You're anti-AI that adds twelve new tasks to your plate.
Your team doesn't need more software. You need fewer tabs, clearer answers, and a strategy that actually fits how you work.
That's what I help you build - just LIKE I DID FOR MARY-JANE:
“You made our entire system feel so simple.
Working with you helped us finally understand what our data meant and how to use it. You simplified the complex parts, and created a structure that works for our team.
Plus, you made the process feel completely manageable!”
- MARY-JANE KLEINS, Non-profit Executive DirectorKILL THE CHAOS
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NOW IS THE MOMENTYour systems won’t fix themselves, but they can become exponentially easier with…
The Right Strategy.
WHAT THEY ARE SAYING:
“You explained things in a way that finally clicked.
Working with you felt like someone turning the lights on. We’d been staring at the same dashboards for years & pretending we understood them. You broke everything down in a way that actually made sense. You never made us feel behind or “not techy enough.” You just helped us see what mattered and what we could let go of.
Our team has been so much calmer since!”
- Margaret Reid, Non-Profit Development Director
“You connected pieces we didn’t even realize were not connected.
I genuinely didn’t expect the process to feel this easy. You asked the right questions, showed us patterns we hadn’t noticed, and helped us understand why our systems felt so heavy.
Nothing was fluffy or confusing — it all felt grounded and doable.
- PIERRE GOODWIN, Indie Clothing Brand FOUNDER
“For the first time, AI did not feel intimidating.
You never pushed tools on us or made us feel like we needed to “keep up.” You showed us simple, practical ways AI could actually help us — in our real work, with our real capacity — and suddenly everything felt less scary. The systems you helped us build are things we actually use every week.
You gave us confidence, not pressure.
- BRUCE WELLS, Small StartupKILL THE CHAOS
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FAQS
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Not at all. Most of my clients are small teams wearing too many hats.
My work is designed to meet you where you are, simplify what you already have, and build systems that fit your capacity — not add more to your plate.
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Nope. I translate everything into human language and show you what matters without jargon or tech overwhelm.
You don’t need to “catch up” — that’s what I’m here for.
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Absolutely not.
Every organization I work with starts with something messy — scattered spreadsheets, conflicting reports, tools no one remembers setting up. It’s normal.
My job is to help you clean it up, not shame you for it.
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Usually, no.
Most of the time your existing tools can work much better once they’re configured correctly and connected to the right workflows.
I help you make the most of what you already have before suggesting anything new.
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Yes — that’s a core part of my work.
I’ll show you practical, ethical, capacity-aware use cases for AI that match your team’s real workflows… and tell you honestly where AI won’t help.
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My process is collaborative and grounded in behavioral research.
We review your tools, workflows, and decision patterns, then build a clear roadmap for improvements.
You always know what we’re doing, why, and what comes next.
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Many teams see clarity within the first week because their pain points become immediately visible.
Full system alignment usually takes a few weeks, depending on your services and complexity.
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Yes. I work with nonprofits, social enterprises, small businesses, and corporate teams doing mission-aligned work.
If you care about impact, clarity, and people-first systems, we’re a good fit.
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You don’t need to be.
Most stacks grow reactively — one tool added for a grant, another added by a previous staff member, another added during a crisis. It’s normal.
Together, we’ll make it make sense.
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Only if it actually helps you. I’m not here to add more logins to your life.
My rule is: no new tool unless it genuinely saves time, confusion, or sanity.
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Fluently. Excel, Google Sheets, mystery tabs labeled “DO NOT TOUCH” — I translate all of it into plain English and actionable steps.
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Yes. In fact, it’s extremely common. Random automations, half-set-up dashboards, rogue Airtables — I’ve seen it all.
Nothing shocks me anymore.
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Not even a little. Most orgs install things out of hope, not strategy.
We’ll figure out which ones can stay and which ones can quietly retire.