I help nonprofit organizations use AI meaningfully in their grant funding work.

Over the past few years, I've worked with many nonprofit organizations in seminars, consulting, and my intensive program. One thing stood out: the questions around AI are becoming more and more diverse.

Some people are just getting started and need a clear, calm introduction. Others have been using AI regularly for a long time and want to build their own assistants, workflows, and context materials.

That's exactly what this platform is for: a place where you'll find the right entry points, in-depth formats, and practical materials — depending on where you are right now.

My starting point isn't the technology — it's grant funding work.

I'm a certified grant funding consultant with a degree in environmental and sustainability sciences. For many years, I've been supporting nonprofit organizations, municipalities, universities, and public institutions in developing projects and grant proposals.

Since 2023, I've been focusing intensively on how AI can meaningfully support this work. Not through generic AI-generated text, but through better research, clearer concepts, structured application processes, and well-prepared context information.

I don't believe good grant proposals happen at the push of a button.

AI can do a lot. But it needs good context, clear tasks, professional review, and people who know what really matters in grant proposals.

My background in sustainability sciences shapes how I look at AI: in systems and interconnections, with a focus on responsibility and long-term impact rather than quick wins.

That's why my courses aren't about getting to know as many tools as possible. They're about using AI in a way that fits your tasks, your language, and your work processes.

My offers are aimed primarily at people who raise grant funding for nonprofit organizations, foundations, gGmbHs, municipalities, universities, or public institutions.

In other words: everyone who develops projects, researches funding opportunities, writes proposals, aligns texts, or makes sure internally that AI is used in a meaningful and responsible way.

The platform is less suited to purely profit-oriented companies looking mainly for general AI automation or sales and marketing automation.

I deliberately choose not to work as a lone wolf.

Today, my focus is mainly on training, concept development, and the practical use of AI in grant funding work. At the same time, I keep receiving requests for classic funding research, proposal writing, or highly technical implementations.

I can't — and don't want to — cover all of that on my own.

Precisely because I'm increasingly reaching the limits of my capacity, it's important to me to work with people whose work I hold in high professional regard and can wholeheartedly recommend.

I love live seminars. Especially the moments when an abstract AI idea suddenly turns into a concrete use case.

At the same time, many questions come up again and again. And it helps when fundamentals, materials, and examples remain accessible after a seminar.

That's why I'm expanding this platform step by step: as a place where knowledge doesn't disappear after a live session, but continues to be used, deepened, and translated into your own work.