PROFESSIONAL PROFILE
Two Résumés, Two Tracks
Experience Built Across People, Systems & Purpose
My career spans two complementary leadership tracks: Responsible AI and AI governance, and advocacy, community and strategic communications. Both are grounded in the same core capability: understanding how organizations and systems affect people, and building practical structures that strengthen trust, accountability and participation.
RESPONSIBLE AI & AI GOVERNANCE
For roles and engagements focused on AI governance, Responsible AI, organizational risk, human oversight, AI literacy, and responsible technology implementation.
My approach combines governance frameworks with extensive leadership experience working across organizations, communities, education, advocacy, and public-facing programs.
Areas of focus
AI Governance
NIST AI Risk Management Framework
EU AI Act
AI Impact Assessment
AI Risk Classification
Human Oversight
AI Literacy
Governance Controls
Stakeholder Impact
Human-Centered AI
ADVOCACY, COMMUNITY & COMMUNICATIONS
Advocacy, Community & Communications Resume
For leadership opportunities across nonprofits, advocacy, community strategy, communications, partnerships, public engagement, and mission-driven organizations.
My experience includes founding and scaling a nonprofit, building large communities, developing educational and cultural programs, leading communications, creating partnerships, and translating complex ideas into accessible public-facing work.
Areas of focus
Nonprofit Leadership
Community Strategy
AdvocacyStrategic
Communications
Program Development
Partnerships
Public Engagement
Content Strategy
Community Governance
Cross-Cultural Programming
AT A GLANCE
Responsible AI & Governance
Translating AI governance principles into practical structures for risk assessment, accountability, human oversight, and stakeholder protection.
Community Leadership
Building and managing communities that create meaningful connection, participation, trust, and shared experience.
Advocacy
Bringing a human-centered perspective to questions of safety, dignity, autonomy, access, and institutional responsibility.
Strategic Communications
Turning complex subjects into clear, accessible communication that helps organizations inform, engage, educate, and build trust