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Keith Azodeh · Asaday Consulting

I turn operational problems into working AI-powered systems.

I built AfroTech.guide, lead IT at The Garden Church, and help organizations connect the tools, information, and people their work depends on.

Principal AI Consultant, Asaday Consulting

Speaking at AFROTECH 2026

Building AfroTech.guide

A builder’s perspective at the largest Black tech conference in the U.S.

From a community event list to AfroTech.guide. Keith shares the process, tools, and decisions behind the build, with practical steps for starting your own AI-powered project.

Keith Azodeh · Principal AI Consultant, Asaday Consulting
Conference admission applies. See the official schedule for current details.

Meeting Room 320
George R. Brown Convention Center, Houston

Choose your next step

A useful connection starts
with the right conversation.

01

For businesses

Identify a workflow worth improving, choose the right approach, and move toward a working system.

  • A $2,500 opportunity audit
  • A scoped implementation sprint
  • Ongoing AI & IT strategy
Explore enterprise engagements
Where could this fit in your business?

Bring supplier messages into comparable records, with a source for each price.

An example to explore, then a conversation about fit.

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02

For builders

Follow the decisions behind AfroTech.guide, try the product, and use the checklist to start your own useful first version.

  • The engineering case study
  • The problem-to-product story
  • A practical build checklist
Get the builder resources

The work behind the advice

See the problem.
Inspect the decisions.

Three different settings. The same habit of owning the work from a real need to a usable system.

From one problem to a first version

Build something
someone can use.

Start with the person and the problem. Use AI to help you build, then verify what it produces.

Download the build checklist

Explore the build in about 90 seconds

Find the friction.

Useful community knowledge was disappearing into chat threads. Start with the person, the question they keep asking, and the answer they need.

Read the original problem

Give information a shape.

People, events, and recommendations become records with a source, identity, and approval state. That foundation makes searching and correcting them useful.

Inspect the product foundation

Connect a useful AI path.

The connected MCP experience lets supported assistants work with directory records and plans. Public website features and connected AI features have their own release scopes.

Explore the engineering decisions

Review it, then share it.

Check sources, permissions, errors, and whether a save reached the backend. Watch someone use the working path, then improve the point where they get stuck.

Use the builder checklist

A short walkthrough of the decisions. Explore the case study for the full implementation.

Keep the conversation going

Different reasons to connect.
One person who builds.

Recruit Keith

Technical depth.
Customer understanding.

Director of IT and Principal AI Consultant, with a background in software engineering, solutions engineering, and enterprise customer work.

Interested in AI solutions, customer engineering, solutions architecture, technical consulting, and suitable leadership roles.

Share the employer, role or requisition, working arrangement, and compensation range so we can assess fit.

Discuss a role

Media & speaking

Practical AI.
A builder’s perspective.

Keith Azodeh is Principal AI Consultant at Asaday Consulting and Director of IT at The Garden Church. He builds working AI-powered tools and leads a 5,000+ member AfroTech community.

For interviews, podcasts, and future speaking, include the date, audience, format, and topic.

For organizations & hiring teams

Give people a useful
reason to engage.

Explore a branded event or community platform pilot, or an employer-approved hiring spotlight with published opportunities and voluntary participation.

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Resources, the work, and ways to connect.

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