Helping organizations make better decisions with data.

Many organizations feel pressure to collect more metrics, adopt new tools, or “use AI” without a clear reason.

I’m more interested in a different question:

What information would help you feel more confident about your next decision?

Sometimes that requires sophisticated analysis.

Sometimes it simply requires organizing, visualizing, and interpreting the data you already have.

My goal is to help organizations build a healthier relationship with data—one that supports curiosity, communication, accountability, and better decisions without unnecessary complexity.

I help organizations turn existing data into clear insights, meaningful reports, and confident decisions.

My practice combines analytical thinking with clear communication, helping arts organizations, community projects, researchers, libraries, non-profits, and small businesses better understand and share the impact of their work.

I believe good data should reduce uncertainty, not create more of it. That means focusing on useful questions, accessible reporting, thoughtful visualization, and technology that supports people rather than overwhelms them.