Built by people who have already done the work elsewhere.

Robb Wilson

Founder and chief executive of OneReach.ai, and a co-founder of Visionations. Robb co-authored Age of Invisible Machines, a Wall Street Journal and USA Today bestseller that introduced the world to agentic AI. He also co-wrote the WISER Method Master Playbook, built UX Magazine, and placed it in this charity.

Dr. Jane Homeyer, PhD

Co-founder of Visionations. As the FBI’s Academic Dean, Jane led Director Mueller’s reengineering of Bureau training and the National Academy’s Forensic Science Training Program. She also led the Northern Illinois Police Crime Laboratory to become the first nonprofit crime lab accredited by ASCLD/LAB. Dr. Homeyer serves as an advisor to EffectiveSC and its beneficiaries.

Lance Christmann

Co-founder and chief technology officer of Visionations, which developed CrimePad, investigation software. Previously co-founded EffectiveUI. An advisor to EffectiveSC and its beneficiaries.

Roger Forsgren

The former chief knowledge officer at NASA, Roger is an advisor to EffectiveSC and its beneficiaries. His work focuses on knowledge management, one of the most critical aspects of safe and responsible AI implementation.

Tim Wood

An AI design lead at Meta, Tim is a contributor to AI First Principles and an advisor to EffectiveSC and its beneficiaries.

Josh Tyson

Josh runs UX Magazine, which this charity holds, and has been a contributing editor there for more than a decade. He is the co-author of Age of Invisible Machines and the host of the Invisible Machines podcast. Along with Robb Wilson, his explorations of AI continue to shape the way people and organizations think about AI.

Not everyone who helps us is named here. Some prefer it that way.

How it is constituted.

EffectiveSC is a 501(c)(3) public charity, founded in 2009, registered in Golden, Colorado, and granted tax-exempt status in April 2010. Its EIN is 27-0901658, and its filings are public.

Behind them, a much larger room.

Our bodies of work carry their own communities. UX Magazine’s archive holds more than a thousand bylined writers, researchers, and operators spanning twenty-two years. The UXM community is over 1.2 million people. AI First Principles names forty-seven contributors, and was reviewed by a co-author of the Agile Manifesto.

When the work needs expertise we do not have, these are the rooms we turn to.

Contact: info@effectivesc.org.