Katherine Rettura

Hi, I’m Kat! 👋 I lead Product Marketing and AI Enablement, building systems that help teams grow revenue and teaching people to create solutions of their own. I left the classroom, but I’m still teaching.

Maybe you’ve tried ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini but suspect you’re barely scratching the surface. Maybe you have an idea you don’t know how to build. Or you’re excited about what’s possible and uneasy about what you might lose along the way. We can work with that.

A few things I’ve built—and taught others to build or use:

• A customer health app helping a lean team of two prioritize support across 190 enterprise accounts.
• An AI-augmented renewal and upsell system supporting a team of three in exceeding a $2.5 million revenue goal.
• An interactive, asynchronous onboarding course with a 4.6 customer satisfaction score.
• A custom CRM for the overworked contractor restoring my 1856 house, with AI skills that help him create invoices and spend more time on the carpentry he loves.

Teaching myself to build with AI helped me solve business problems and earn two promotions in a year. I’ve also helped my legally blind dad use it to plan a surprise trip for my mom; something he hadn’t been able to do independently since losing his vision.

What would you like to make possible?

Bring a real problem, a creative idea, or something you wish were easier. When we work together, we’ll find a useful place to start and build something you understand well enough to keep experimenting on your own.

We’ll also practice evaluating the results: what to change, what to question, and what you want to keep entirely your own. There’s room to talk about the fears, risks, and opportunities that come with these tools.

I believe taste and judgment can be developed, by helping people look closer, ask better questions, and make their own choices has always been part of my work as a teacher.

That’s the potential I’ll help you explore: technology that works for you, with your creativity, values, and judgment still in the picture.

Have an “I wonder if I could…” idea? Let's chat!