About

Hi, I'm Molly.

The gap between people and the technology they use is one of the biggest problems we're facing with AI, and it's my favorite problem to solve. It took me from computer science into software engineering, and from there into enablement for entire organizations.

My story

I spent the first part of my career as a software engineer. I loved the craft, but I kept getting pulled toward a different problem: the people. Watching capable teams struggle to keep up with their own tools bothered me more than any bug ever did.

So I moved to the other side of it. I led tech education, enablement programs, AI adoption and rollout strategy, and cross-functional teams. That's been everything from a 2,000-person technology organization to a five-person HR team.

The work underneath has always been the same. I understand the tools and I understand the people, and my job is getting them to meet. AI is the highest-stakes version of that I've ever seen.

Background

Education

Computer science degree from Georgia Tech.

Experience

More than 10 years across engineering, enablement, and adoption strategy, building and leading programs in consumer tech, insurance software, and HR technology.

Craft

Over 100 hours of training in facilitation, coaching, and the psychology of how people learn.

Today

I still write code, and I use AI daily across engineering, research, and running a business.

Podcast

I host People Who Know Things, an interview podcast where we learn about AI through the lived experience and expertise of others.

Fluent in the tech. Fluent in the people.Focused on the result.

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