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Teach + Train
AI literacy instruction, curriculum design, workforce development workshops, corporate training, keynote speaking, product demos, and practical tool education.
The classroom-to-boardroom educator.
—— Human in the loop
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Tyler Lennox Bush, MA, MFA, CAPM©
Is a Continuing Lecturer at Purdue University Northwest,
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240+
Students annually
3
Colleges served
20+
YEARS OF SERVICE
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Tyler Lennox Bush
Continuing Lecturer · MFA · CAPM · TEDx Speaker · PMP
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Freelance consultant & contractor
Solutions for Projects,
Programs, and Productions
The work starts with empathy and ends with delivery: qualitative and quantitative research, design thinking, and Agile development, all aimed at the same thing: clarity and craft in to solve a problem for someone else.
Core values
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Direct + Design
Creative direction, brand systems, storytelling strategy, content production, design thinking facilitation, and human-centered experience design.
The vision-to-execution creative lead.
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Build + Serve
Technical project management, digital production, 3D scanning and BIM services, product development, proposal writing, and client delivery.
The idea-to-delivery operator.
Speaking
Keynotes & Workshops
Available for corporate events, conferences, classrooms, and executive workshops on AI, creativity, project leadership, and the future of human-centered work.
Forging New Narratives in a Post-Industrial Region
How creative media can recover local identity and agency in communities navigating post-industrial change.
View talk details →Prompts to Partners: Agentic AI for Corporate Communications
A practical look at moving from prompt-based tools toward responsible agentic workflows without surrendering human judgment.
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