Steve brings a deeply people-centered view to the age of AI. He believes AI should not be approached primarily as a tool for efficiency or cost savings, but as an opportunity for leaders to reimagine how human ingenuity, contribution, and creativity can be strengthened. For Steve, the real challenge is not simply a technology strategy. It is a leadership imagination problem.

As a HumanCulture Fellow, Steve contributes a perspective rooted in the belief that work is a gift and that people deserve to love it. His work helps leaders build organizations where prolific people can do meaningful work, where friction is reduced without diminishing human contribution, and where culture becomes a source of both performance and human flourishing.