Keynotes, roundtables, and facilitated sessions on institutional accountability under language pressure.

A five-lens framework for designing AI professional development during teacher-facing rollouts. Names how the same policy reads differently under positivism, constructivism, critical, anti-colonial, and pragmatism. Ends with a self-diagnosis tool for the audience to run inside their own district.

How shared meaning erodes when tools outpace organizational language. Grounded in an eight-discipline scoping review. Names the four-phase pattern every team runs through and what leaders can install to catch drift before it costs.

A working session, not a lecture. Every attendee leaves with a written readiness profile, three named priorities, and one repair protocol to install on Monday. Best for cabinets, boards, and executive teams at a shared decision point.

A working session on how community-college and K–12 instructors are teaching AI-adjacent skills without waiting for the vendor to arrive.

Presented the Technological Stewardship paper (co-authored with Tony Washington) on the stewardship duties a technical practice owes to the people it affects.

A methods talk on how a scoping review across eight disciplines gets scoped, screened, and synthesized without losing signal.

Best for conferences, all-hands, and cabinet-level convenings. One frame, three cases, one repair move for the audience to take with them.

Best for boards, executive teams, and reading groups. Structured discussion around a case you name in advance. Ends with a written summary of what the group decided.

Best for senior leadership teams and cross-department cohorts. Scenario-based, framework-forward, and installs one working protocol before the session ends.

Every talk is customized in a pre-call. That takes lead time. For a keynote or workshop that is worth its slot, expect a 60- to 120-day booking window from first email to date.

Discussed in the inquiry call. Range depends on format, travel, and organization type. Nonprofit, education, and public-sector rates are set separately from corporate.

Every talk includes a resource page with slides, prompt sets, reading lists, and a WTB-branded follow-up email for the audience to subscribe.

After the engagement I send a short written debrief: what the audience asked, what surprised me, and what the host organization might do next. Yours to circulate.