Throughout my career I have always gravitated towards opportunities to improve people’s lives with technology and innovation. Whether at:
🔸 AES connecting power to people in new places around the globe
🔸 McKinsey helping clients tackle the biggest challenges of their careers
🔸 ADP connecting the work of The Marcus Buckingham Company in employee engagement to our broader customer base
🔸 Therapy Brands delivering EHR technology to help clinicians serving mental health and substance use disorders operate faster and better serve their patients
🔍 I am now focused on helping people capitalize on a new transformative and disruptive technology shift – Artificial Intelligence. Six months into this role, after countless interviews, customer calls, research, and late-night talks with my co-founder Greg, I’ve witnessed firsthand the incredible ways AI at scale can be used today to unlock the potential of existing teams.
🎯 Our mission is simple – IllumiDesk provides all people within an organization access to the best of AI productivity and knowledge sharing without sacrificing your intellectual property. We are about democratizing access, protecting Intellectual Property, simplifying the experience so everyone in your organization can leverage the power of AI (not be replace by it), and doing so economically – no internal AI hiring or consulting engagement needed.
🚀 2024 has been a year of immense growth, both personally and professionally. I am thankful for all the conversations I have had with my network here and with our customers; you are all shaping our future direction. As we look ahead to 2025, I am energized to continue evolving our capabilities and scale our business as we help more organizations safely and expansively embrace the power of AI.
💬 Let’s connect: Whether you’re curious about AI’s potential, want to share your challenges, or are ready to explore how IllumiDesk can help, I’d love to hear from you. Learn more about what we’re up to or set up some time to chat at on our website linked below!
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