I'm a senior humanitarian-sector professional with 10+ years building immigrant and refugee integration systems across state policy, federal contracting, and multi-state implementation. I now run an AI-forward independent consulting practice serving humanitarian-services firms, nonprofit leadership, and legal-services teams.
My signature work spans policy and large-scale program implementation. I architected Oregon's HB 2508, the landmark refugee services statute that established one of the nation's first dedicated state funding streams for refugee case management, employment services, and legal support. I led coalition campaigns that secured $25M+ in recurring state investments across multiple legislative sessions. On the federal-contracting side, I directed a $33M ORR-funded program serving more than 15,000 recently arrived Afghans across five Texas metro areas, mobilizing a 400+ person multi-disciplinary workforce within six weeks. I also designed a national workforce access model through the USCIS Afghan Support Centers network, reaching 35,000+ Afghans nationally.
What differentiates my consulting practice is applied AI fluency in a sector where most professionals are still AI-skeptical or unsure how to adopt responsibly. I've built a three-tier data classification system and a client-facing AI Use Statement that govern how I apply Claude and other AI tools to engagements involving sensitive client and beneficiary data. I hold current Anthropic Education certifications and continue building applied fluency through ongoing study, but I apply that fluency in real client work rather than treating it as a theoretical credential.
Current advisory engagements span federal contracting strategy for humanitarian-services firms, AI adoption and implementation for nonprofit leadership, and applied Claude training for legal-services teams. If you're navigating refugee resettlement, federal contracting, immigrant integration policy, or AI adoption in a sensitive-data sector, I'd welcome a conversation.
Biography provided by Trial Lawyers University.




