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Where AI tools meet real experience. Admin has changed. Today, managers, directors, board members, and business owners are using AI tools to draft emails, summarize meetings, create notes, prepare reports, and organize ideas. Zoom can record meetings. AI can pull out action items. Microsoft tools can help track tasks, manage files, and build documents. These tools are powerful, useful, and here to stay. But tools do not replace experience. AI can create a meeting summary, but

Tomorrow morning, I will be trying something new through Red Raven Administration, the first soft session of Red Raven Live Studio. This is a new experience for me, so I am opening the space gently and allowing it to grow naturally. Red Raven Live Studio is not meant to be a workshop, presentation, or performance. It is simply a welcoming online space to show up, get a little organized, and move through the behind-the-scenes work together. For this first session, I will be o

It’s been a little while since my last post. The work has been moving and so have I — just at a quieter pace. Returning here feels like reconnecting with a shared space, ready to continue offering the steady, values‑aligned support that sits at the heart of Red Raven. And to be shifting from Reflections into this next chapter: The Digital Raven . A space for steady sharing, small insights, and the practical ways AI is supporting Indigenous‑centred administration. My path

I didn’t arrive at Red Raven by accident. I was guided here — by people, by teachings, and by a program that reminded me I already had everything I needed to build this practice. Before anything else, I want to honour the Indigenous Entrepreneur Program, and the steady support of Cory Stephens and Tricorp. Their guidance helped me see my work in a new way. They encouraged me to trust my skills, trust my experience, and trust that there was space — real space — for an Indigeno