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Rachael Leventhal Garnett is a Fort Worth-based AI strategist, educator, speaker, and founder of EaaS AI. Her experience spans art education, nonprofit leadership, business, and human-first AI implementation.

Rachael starts by understanding the problem, the people doing the work, and the outcome they want. She then recommends practical AI tools, training, or workflows, with human oversight built into the process.

Rachael has completed 86 speaking engagements across a range of audiences and formats.

Yes. Rachael customizes AI keynotes and workshops for each audience's experience, goals, and practical questions. Sessions can focus on AI literacy, responsible adoption, workflow improvements, and creative use cases.

Yes. Rachael offers virtual speaking engagements and AI training, as well as in-person sessions. The format depends on the audience and the goals of the event.

Build Your Second AI Brain is a hands-on workshop about using AI to organize information, explore ideas, and support planning and everyday work. Participants learn how to use AI as a structured thinking partner while checking important outputs themselves.

Yes. Workshops include creating your AI avatar and exploring AI video marketing workflows, storytelling, and production planning.

EaaS AI is an AI consulting and training company founded by Rachael Leventhal Garnett. It helps organizations identify useful AI opportunities, build role-specific assistants and automations, train teams, establish AI policies, and measure results.

Rachael works with businesses, nonprofits, public-sector teams, and other organizations that want to use AI effectively and responsibly. Her consulting and training are tailored to each team's people, existing workflows, and goals.

Yes. EaaS AI reviews existing organizational AI policies, identifies gaps, and helps improve guidance for responsible everyday use. Organizations can also start with a practical minimum viable AI policy and expand it as their needs develop.

Yes. EaaS AI designs role-specific AI assistants and automations around a real business task, the right context, and a person responsible for reviewing results. The goal is to help people work more effectively without handing important decisions to an unchecked system.

Cricket is an AI daily operations assistant used by Rachael Leventhal Garnett. Cricket supports everyday coordination and works alongside Rachael, who remains responsible for decisions and outcomes.

No. The AI Advisory Council consists of AI personas with different advisory roles, rather than people employed as Rachael's advisers. Their perspectives help explore options, but Rachael evaluates recommendations and makes the final decisions.

Rachael typically tests and refines a new AI agent for around a month before relying on it in her workflow. Some agents remain in development while she checks their accuracy, usefulness, and behavior.