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Your AI strategy
is a human
problem.

Organizations that fail at AI adoption don't fail because the technology doesn't work. They fail because implementation ignores how people exercise judgment, navigate authority, and build trust. I study exactly that.

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What I Offer

AI Adoption

AI Organizational Readiness Assessment

Before you deploy, you need to know which roles will resist, which workflows will break, and where the real friction lives. I conduct the qualitative and organizational analysis that your IT team can't — and your vendor won't.

  • Stakeholder interviews and role-based power mapping
  • Communication audit of existing technology workflows
  • Risk identification across organizational levels
  • Adoption strategy with implementation roadmap
  • Executive summary + team-level briefings

AI Curriculum

AI Ethics Curriculum Design

Most AI ethics training is too abstract to change behavior and too generic to fit your organization's context. I design curriculum grounded in communication research — built around the actual decisions your people will face.

  • Needs assessment and learning objective mapping
  • Modular curriculum design (workshops, course sequences, or executive briefings)
  • Case studies drawn from relevant industry contexts
  • Facilitator guides and assessment instruments
  • Train-the-trainer sessions available

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Whether you have a defined project in mind or just want to explore how this expertise applies to your context, I'm glad to talk.