AI implementation · Reentry · Financial literacy

AI that works in the real world — taught by someone who rebuilt hers.

I train teams to put AI into the systems they already run, and I coach people through reentry, credit, and building a business. Same skill either way: taking something complicated and making it usable by the person standing in front of it.

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100+

Clients coached

Hundreds

Trained in AI

CPS

Certified peer specialist

Since 2021

In reentry work

Work with me

Three ways to bring me in.

Every engagement starts the same way — a 30-minute call to find out whether I'm the right fit. Rates on request.

01 — For organizations

AI training & implementation

Team workshops and staff enablement
Auditing your existing systems for AI fit
Building the workflow, not just the demo
Follow-through so it survives past week two

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02 — For individuals

Reentry to Revenue

Reentry navigation and peer support
Credit repair and financial literacy
Job placement and interview prep
Starting a business from where you are

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03 — For rooms

Speaking & 1:1s

Conferences, panels, agency trainings
Private 1:1 AI coaching sessions
Reentry, financial literacy, and AI literacy
Virtual or in person, St. Louis based

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About

I've been on both sides of the desk.

I came home in 2021. Since then I've built a career in reentry — coaching over 100 people through credit, employment, and starting their own businesses — and I've become the person organizations call when they want AI to actually work inside the systems they already run.

Those two things are closer than they look. Both are about taking something intimidating and opaque and making it usable by a real person with real constraints. That's the whole job.

I'm a Certified Peer Support Specialist and a Missouri notary with Remote Online Notarization. I'm a serial entrepreneur. And I teach AI to beginners for free every week, because the people who most need these tools are the ones least likely to be handed them.