I work at the intersection of marketing, education, and emerging technology.
My focus is on helping students, educators, and organizations think more clearly about strategy, content, and impact, especially as AI reshapes how we work, learn, and communicate.
I teach marketing and digital strategy with an emphasis on real work, clear thinking, and applied skills. My courses are built around reflective practice, collaborative activities, and brand-based projects.
I help small businesses and nonprofit organizations move beyond tactics and build content and marketing systems that align with their goals, audiences, and capacity.
I explore practical and responsible uses of AI for teaching, learning, and everyday work. The focus is not just on tools, but also on judgment, clarity, and accountability.
I write to think, to challenge overused narratives, and to share what I am learning in real time.
Recent writing includes reflections on marketing practice, education, leadership metaphors, and the messy realities of adopting new technology.
I teach marketing and digital strategy at Northeast Wisconsin Technical College, working closely with students and community partners on applied projects.
My work often sits between education, nonprofit initiatives, and small organizations that want to do meaningful work without unnecessary complexity.
If you are interested in my thinking, the best place to start is my writing.
If you would like to connect, collaborate, or discuss an idea, please feel free to reach out.
