Consulting

Partnering with states, districts, schools, and educational organizations to develop customized, strategic approaches to media literacy education—including AI literacy and digital wellness. I help schools navigate evolving state requirements while building thoughtful, scaffolded K–12 media literacy programs that are meaningfully integrated across the curriculum.

Rather than treating media literacy as a standalone initiative, I help schools embed critical thinking, digital wellness, and responsible technology use throughout students’ educational experience—equipping them with the skills to thrive in an increasingly complex information environment and become informed, capable, and responsible leaders.

How consumers—particularly adolescents and young adults—engage with digital environments and brands is evolving rapidly. I bring to the table extensive experience conducting rigorous, ethical research with young people to help brand leaders develop human-centered, multi-dimensional research strategies that uncover meaningful nuanced insights to inform innovative creative strategy.

As a strategic thought partner, I connect the dots across complex data, challenge assumptions, and develop innovative strategic frameworks to help brands—and the industries they operate in— lead in creating safe, ethical, and responsible digital environments and brand experiences for young people.

AI is transforming how we work. As new technologies continue to emerge, organizations will need to continually adapt. Knowing how to use AI will soon be ubiquitous; knowing how to use it strategically, critically, and responsibly will distinguish the organizations and leaders that thrive.

Media literacy is as important for adults as it is for young people. I bring extensive experience in media literacy education into the workplace, partnering with organizations to help teams navigate evolving work environments.

As technology evolves, distinctly human skills become more—not less—important. Critical thinking, strategic decision-making, ethical judgment, and accountability will be essential leadership skills in an AI-driven world.