WHAT I SOLVE
The work that finds me.
I help New Zealand teams adopt AI in a measured, human-centred way, backed by real local case evidence and research, not overhyped promises. Built for non-technical teams.
Book a 20-minute AI readiness check. No pressure, no jargon. I'll show you what's worked for NZ businesses like yours and give you an honest read on where you stand.
Embedded Support.
Someone senior in the room, building your team's judgement on where AI adds value and where people do, using a methodology designed to transfer, not just deliver. Your team learns to make the call without you, on a 90-day sprint or an ongoing basis, whichever matches how fast you need to move.
You don't need a permanent hire. You need someone who builds the capability and leaves the thinking behind, not just the outputs..
AI Strategy.
Most AI strategies are someone else's strategy with your logo on it. A list of tools, copied from a template that has nothing to do with what your business is actually for.
I help you build one that does. We start with your purpose, your values and the way your people work, then decide where AI fits, and just as importantly, where it doesn't. What you end up with feels like yours, because it is, and your team gets behind it instead of quietly resisting.
No chasing the hype. No copy-paste playbook. Just an honest plan for businesses that want AI to fit who they are.
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The "now what?" feeling is real. I help you build a strategy grounded in your values, purpose and direction, not a copy-paste roadmap. A plan your leadership can align on and your people can move with.
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That's a better place to start than most people realise. Nothing works if leadership isn't aligned. My background in psychology, HR and executive leadership means I know how to get leaders in the room and work through the messy human stuff, the behaviours, the beliefs, the things nobody's said out loud yet. Leaders walk out aligned and confident nobody's being left behind. That's when strategy moves.
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I help leadership teams align purpose and values with a clear set of AI principles. Not rules that stifle innovation, guardrails that let your team experiment, learn and move forward without second-guessing every decision. When people know the boundaries, they stop freezing and start doing. That's the psychological safety a period of change like this needs.
AI Organisational Adaptation.
Most adoption programmes stall for one reason. They're built as tech projects when they're really about people. I've spent years leading change across businesses of every size, and the lesson held every time. Adoption was never about the tools.
So I built AI.Made Human. It's a map that takes your team from a few scattered experiments to AI they use, and you see the whole route before you spend a cent. People first, evidence behind it.
My work sits in AI organisational adaptation: building the conditions that enable people, leaders and systems to keep adapting as AI evolves.
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We drop the linear plan. AI adoption is a systems problem, governance affects psychological safety, which affects experimentation, which affects whether anyone changes how they work.
The map is built on that logic. It traces the links between the levers that matter, so when one breaks, you see where the stall started, not where to guess.
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We start with the benchmark. It draws on research in neuroscience, behaviour change and AI adoption to show where your organisation sits across the levers that matter, not where you think you are. Most leaders find the blindspots aren't where they expected. That's where progress starts.
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Most teams get stuck at scattered experiments, a few people trying tools on their own, no shared direction. AI.Made Human shows you the whole route from there to AI your team actually uses, so you're building toward something instead of just trying things.
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You don't need to do all three at once. AI.Made Human maps what's driving or blocking adoption first, so you know which lever to pull, plan, train or build, before you spend time on the wrong one.
How I work
*When Using AI Leads to 'Brain Fry - Boston Consulting Group. 2026
**Massey University. December 2025
***State of the Global Workplace: 2026 Report by Gallup