San Francisco, California, United States •
$5,001 - $10,000
About
I am a Certified Maxwell Leadership Coach, Trainer, and Speaker, mentored by Dr. John C. Maxwell. From educators to entrepreneurs, I have trained hundreds globally, driving leadership development from Silicon Valley to the Dominican Republic. My passion is cybersecurity, my mission is leadership, and my promise is to deliver strategic results with integrity — building organizations and leaders who create impact beyond profit, while advocating for inclusivity and justice.
Cybersecurity Is a Leadership Problem, Not Just a Technical One
Cybersecurity Is a Leadership Problem, Not Just a Technical One Abstract: Cybersecurity failures rarely stem from technology alone—they emerge from leadership gaps, misaligned incentives, and poor decision-making under uncertainty. This seminar reframes cybersecurity as a leadership and governance challenge, helping students and industry leaders understand their role in shaping secure outcomes, regardless of technical background. Outline (60 min): - Why most cyber incidents are leadership failures - Translating cyber risk into business and mission impact - Case studies: when governance mattered more than tools - The shared responsibility model: executives, engineers, and users - Practical takeaways for future leaders and practitioners
AI, Automation, and Cyber Risk: What Leaders Must Understand Now
AI, Automation, and Cyber Risk: What Leaders Must Understand Now Abstract: As AI and automation reshape business and engineering workflows, they introduce new classes of cyber risk—from data integrity and model abuse to governance and accountability gaps. This seminar provides a clear, non-hyped introduction to AI-enabled cyber risk and what leaders must do to adopt AI responsibly and securely. Outline (60 min): - How AI changes the cybersecurity threat landscape - Risks unique to data, models, and automation pipelines - AI governance: ownership, accountability, and ethics - Practical guardrails for secure AI adoption - What students and professionals should prepare for next
From Compliance to Resilience: Building Security That Actually Works
From Compliance to Resilience: Building Security That Actually Works Abstract: Compliance alone does not equal security. This seminar explores how organizations move beyond checkbox compliance toward true cyber resilience—balancing regulatory requirements with real-world preparedness, incident response, and recovery. Ideal for MBA students, engineers, and industry professionals alike. Outline (60 min): - Why compliance often fails to prevent incidents - Understanding resilience vs. prevention - Incident response, recovery, and decision-making under pressure - Measuring what matters: security metrics leaders can trust - Career implications for future security and technology leaders
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