I've spent the last twenty-plus years in enterprise technology — building, automating, and troubleshooting the systems that keep big companies running. The last several have been deep in AI and automation work, from the earliest machine learning pipelines to today's large language models.
AI4NoCo is my answer to a problem I kept seeing: the tools are finally good enough to help regular people and small businesses, but the conversation around them is still locked up in hype, buzzwords, and Silicon Valley jargon. Folks I know here in Northern Colorado — business owners, retirees, teachers, parents — are curious but rightly skeptical. That's a gap worth closing.
My job is translation. I take what actually works — the models, the tools, the workflows — and make them useful for the people right here in Berthoud, Loveland, Longmont, and Fort Collins. In plain English. At your pace.
If a tool doesn't save you time, money, or a headache — it doesn't belong in your business. I optimize for what works Monday morning, not what looks good on LinkedIn.
There's no substitute for being in the room. I show up in person across Northern Colorado because context — your office, your team, your tools — matters more than a polished slide deck.
Nobody cares which model or platform we use. What matters is the invoice that went out on time, the customer email that got answered, the hour you got back. That's the scoreboard.
Free, no pitch deck, no commitment. Text, email, or call — tell me what you're trying to figure out, and I'll tell you honestly whether I can help.
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