She's automated 40% of her tasks to AI and can show you the way.
In 2017, a single Google search my husband made in hopes of looking for STEM activities for my son, sparked the beginning of my entrepreneurial journey. At the time, I wasn't an entrepreneur—I had spent 12 years building a career in healthcare, working in clinical, management, and teaching roles. Like many people, I went to school expecting to work a traditional 9–5 career. But deep down, I knew I wanted more.
With no partners, no investors, and no financial backing from friends or family, I made the decision to go all in. I took a significant leap by investing our own savings and betting on myself and my family.
With no MBA, no marketing background, no technology background, and no business blueprint—just determination, resilience, and a willingness to figure things out—I built a 7-figure technology education business: four theCoderSchool locations across Connecticut, hiring 400+ people along the way.
What began as a leap into the unknown became a mission to help prepare the next generation for the future of technology. Along the way, I was recognized as a 40 Under 40 honoree by Hartford Business Journal.
Now I'm writing the next chapter. I'm AI Agent Mastermind certified — one of only a few hundred people worldwide with this credential — plus multiple Anthropic certifications.
I teach and implement Agentic AI for the operators who built businesses the hard way. Because the people who already know how revenue, ops, and teams actually work are the right ones to lead the AI era — not watch it pass them by.
The biggest lesson I've learned is this: leadership isn't about the titles on your wall — it's about the resilience you build along the way. The same is true for AI. It isn't about which model you can name. It's about whether you can put it to work in your real business.
If you're ready to lead in the AI era, let's get started.
