Jennifer has spent thirty years in technology but started her career teaching high school English, which means she's spent her whole professional life standing in front of people making complicated things clearer.

She got her start in network services at UGA and then spent many years in web design, social media, and digital strategy for organizations like Opera Orlando, and The Bach Festival Society and in higher education at Rollins College, UCF, and MSU. She trained staff and coached leaders the whole way through. She understands how your board thinks and she knows exactly how a small team gets asked to do more with less, because she's lived it.

Alan spent thirty years as an engineer and Product Manager in IT/cloud infrastructure, data security, and most recently agentic AI development.

Along the way he taught engineering and field teams to use technology they'd never seen before, and contributed to multiple patents in data security and user identity. Alan has had the opportunity to do essential work inside nonprofits themselves: deploying a client-records system at Seattle Children's Alyssa Burnett Adult Life Center, and untangling collections data through a massive data migration at Seattle's Museum of Flight. For the past two years he's been heavily involved in building agentic workflows for normal people outside of the tech bubble.