Fractional Chief AI Officer
AI adoption for regulated and high-stakes organizations — legal, civic tech, financial services, public-interest — without inheriting governance failure, vendor capture, or magical thinking.
Twenty-plus years in data analytics, regulatory compliance, enterprise systems architecture, and executive technology leadership in regulated institutions. The practice translates AI capability into measurable outcome for organizations that can't afford to get it wrong.
In development. Replaces legacy vendors with a governance-first architecture for confidential public-safety reporting. Built in the Executive Director seat at Utah Crime Stoppers — the role spans procurement, partnerships, governance, and end-to-end operational ownership.
Chief Innovation Officer. Strategic technology direction, platform architecture, vendor and partnership negotiation — translating founder vision into operational systems supporting investigators and victim families.
Independent research on data breach severity, structural vulnerability, and technical debt across legacy enterprise systems, 2010–2026. Companion essays planned.
Currently engaged with the Cold Case Coalition and Utah Crime Stoppers. Selectively taking new fractional engagements.