Schools deserve technology strategy that is genuinely theirs — grounded in your community, your values, and your educational vision. Not a vendor's template. Not a government-issue framework. Yours. I know the difference because I've built both — and I know which one actually works.
A multi-year technology roadmap built with your leadership team — grounded in your school's strategic plan, your community's needs, and your realistic capacity to deliver it. Something you can govern, not just file.
Practical, values-grounded AI guidance for schools — from policy and parent communication to staff capability programs and responsible adoption. Built for your community, not copied from a generic template.
Cyber security that your board can govern and your community can trust — practical programs that address real risk, without the vendor hype or the false sense of security that comes from a single-day training session.
Experienced technology leadership when and how you need it — covering a gap, supporting a search, mentoring an emerging leader, or providing an independent perspective your existing team can't easily give you.
We start by understanding your school — your vision, your community, your real challenges. The work comes from that conversation, not from a fixed scope I've decided on in advance.
I work alongside your team, not above them. Your staff are involved, your leadership is informed, and the outcomes are built to last well after my involvement ends.
Everything I bring has been tested in real schools and real government departments — at every scale. Clear recommendations you can actually act on, in the context you're actually in.
I will tell you when something sits outside my expertise — and help you find the right person for it. No overpromising. No 'I can do that' when I can't do it well.
Whether you're starting from scratch, reviewing a strategy that isn't working, or simply want to understand what good technology leadership looks like — I'm happy to have a conversation.