For 50–500-staff associations & service nonprofits
I help mission-driven operations teams figure out where AI actually fits in the work you already do, and where it doesn't. Three shapes: a talk, a workshop, or embedded advisory.
Past stages 3
Seven in ten nonprofit leaders and staff think their organizations are missing meaningful AI opportunities. Eight percent have a roadmap for the next one to two years.
Three offerings
Each offering composes the same underlying work — diagnose the workflow, draft the AI-fit map, hand back something staff can run. The shapes differ in who comes, how long, and what you walk away with.
01 Speaking
45–60 minutes for a conference, retreat, or association annual. Audience-specific examples, no generative-AI sales pitch, no slide soup. Five named topics; abstracts on the speaking page.
See speaking topics02 Workshops
Hands-on. We map your highest-leverage workflows, prototype an AI fit for each, and leave you with an AI roadmap your board can approve. The full day adds a starter AI use policy. Three formats; one of them probably matches.
See workshop catalog03 Advisory
A monthly retainer in three tiers, from a sounding board to a fractional AI lead. I sit alongside your ED or COO on the AI questions that come up weekly: not full-time, not implementation labor, not a deck.
See engagement shapesAbout
I'm Jordan. Before this brand existed, I spent fifteen years running operations and campaigns at mission-driven organizations, most of it as Director of Operations at CREDO Action.
The AI work started in 2025, inside my CampaignHelp client engagements. Between my own work and my clients', it's now past forty projects. Most of them weren't really AI projects; they were workflow projects with an AI step in the middle. That's the whole thesis.
Read the longer version — how I got here, who I serve, who I don't.