Based in Washington, DC yet operating worldwide, JWM is a globetrotting technologist, linguist, and social entrepreneur who blends two decades of pre‑smartphone legislative experience with cutting‑edge artificial‑intelligence practice.

As founder and Fractional Chief AI Officer of JWM Concepts LLC (2015–present), she equips enterprises—from start‑ups to multinationals—with AI‑powered CRMs, assessments, implementations, custom workshops, and prompt‑engineering curricula, all while creating thousands of generative‑AI images and pursuing fine‑arts painting and craftwork.

Her earlier tenure as Mid‑Atlantic Environmental Justice & Zero Waste Director at Energy Justice Network (2017‑2018) produced two enacted bills, ten additional statutory lines, three outreach campaigns that boosted regional recycling 42 %, and organizational reforms that raised executive efficiency 20 %.

She founded the Community Grocery Cooperative (2016) to expand healthy‑food access east of Washington’s Anacostia River, and, as Managing Director of JHM Concepts (2012‑2015), guided nonprofits and for‑profits through branding, operations, and business‑strategy launches.

Her professional journey began at the YMCA of the East Bay (2004‑2007), where 100+ volunteer hours led to an operations role streamlining multi‑office systems.

A celebrated public speaker and analytical leader, she holds dual BAs in Linguistics and Japanese from UC Berkeley—studying cognitive and neurolinguistics with scholars such as Lakoff, Sweetser, and Hasegawa—four AAs in languages, humanities, and social sciences, and a Generation USA Digital Marketing Analyst certificate augmented by credentials in Google Ads, social‑media strategy, graphic design, generative‑AI research, and prompt engineering.

Fluent in Japanese and conversant in Spanish and French, she thrives on immersive travel, cross‑functional team mentorship, and mission‑first AI adoption that advances human and environmental well‑being.