Imagine closing the doors before sunset — and having an AI assistant you trained working behind the scenes.
We are educators, strategists, marketers, engineers, and designers dedicated to AI innovation and to teaching it to others. We build AI assistants that handle the routine work in a business — nonprofits, studios, clinics, firms, schools — and we make sure the people who run those businesses understand, approve, and own what we build. Our name is a promise: the gains of AI should be for everyone, not only for companies with an engineering department.
Educators, strategists, marketers, engineers, and designers dedicated to AI innovation — and to teaching it.
RNLRichard Nuñez-Lawrence
PhD, Education · CUNY
Curriculum design · Instructor development · Learning outcomes
Richard brings extensive experience in higher education leadership to Sunset for Everyone. With a BA in English and a doctorate in education from CUNY, he has held academic chair and senior academic advising roles at institutions across New York City, including CUNY, Briarcliffe College, Boricua College, and AMG School of Nursing. As the lead strategist for Sunset’s educational programs, he guides curriculum design, instructor development, and training that makes AI understandable and practical for people at every experience level. His work connects business workflow implementation with effective teaching, helping employees build confidence, apply new skills, and train others. Through clear instruction, hands-on practice, and measurable learning outcomes, he helps Sunset prepare individuals as well as organizations to adopt and sustain AI systems effectively.
ZVZahira Veyra
MBA · University of Phoenix
Workflow discovery · Project delivery · Impact measurement
Zahira turns everyday operational challenges into clear, practical project plans. She maps how work moves through a business, identifies where time is lost, and helps teams choose a manageable first pilot. Her role connects client priorities with the people designing and building each workflow. She keeps responsibilities, approval points, and success measures clear from the start. Her guiding question: will this change make the team’s day easier?
Jim Beamesderfer
Marketing · Partnerships · Communications
Jim Beamesderfer brings experience in corporate leadership, partnerships, and employment programs for veterans and military families. As former Vice President of Veterans Initiatives at Prudential Financial, he worked on programs connecting veterans and military spouses with training and career opportunities. At Sunset for Everyone, he serves as Marketing lead.
TMCTobin Mori Castellanos
MS, Computer Science · CU Boulder
Integrations · Workflow build · Documentation
Tobin approaches technology through the everyday problems teams need to solve. He focuses on connecting tools and simplifying repetitive work so people can spend more time using their judgment. At Sunset for Everyone, his role centers on workflows with clear boundaries and human approval points. He values systems that are understandable, maintainable, and easy to use. Documentation and hands-on teaching are part of his approach from the beginning. His goal is to leave every team confident in how its tools work and when to step in.
LMMLoli Mari Montalvo
MS Purdue University · MFA Pratt Institute
Brand & experience design · AI education · Founder
With a Master’s focused on Artificial Intelligence and an MFA from Pratt, Loli brings together technology and creative practice. Her work connects visual design, marketing, and practical AI education. At Sunset for Everyone, she focuses on making complex workflows clear and approachable for the people who use them. She shapes how each experience looks, feels, and guides a team through its work — thoughtful design, useful automation, and human judgment at the center. Her goal is to help people understand their tools, build confidence, and make more room for creative work.
LALisa Archibald
MS Purdue University
Discovery & clinical trials · Manufacturing · Regulatory requirements
Lisa works across the full arc of biotechnical development — from discovery and clinical trials through manufacturing and regulatory requirements. A Deployment Strategist in life sciences at Palantir, she holds a Master’s degree in Biotechnology Innovation and Regulatory Sciences from Purdue University. At Sunset for Everyone she advises on the workflows where the rules matter most: what can be automated safely in a regulated environment, what has to stay with a qualified person, and how to document a process so a reviewer can follow it. Her contribution is knowing where the line sits before anything gets built.
What we believe, in writing.
Intelligence is cheap. Judgment isn't.
Model capability is available to everyone at falling prices. What you pay us for is knowing which workflow to touch first, designing the approval points, integrating with your real systems, getting people to use it, and proving the result.
Around the clock is not the same as unsupervised.
A system can run all night. Accountability can't. Every consequential action has a named human approver, and every engagement says so in the contract.
Capacity, not headcount.
We measure hours returned to the team and how fast people get responses. We don't count time saved as payroll saved unless that's what you actually intend.
Say when it's not worth it.
If you aren't ready, the evaluation says so. If a subscription would do, we say that too. A recommendation you can trust is the product.
Teach, don't trap.
Workflows live in your accounts. Documentation and training are part of every build. You can leave with everything running.
Start where mistakes are cheap.
The first pilot is always a workflow where errors are obvious on review and nothing external happens without a person. Trust is earned in small steps.
Where the teaching comes from.
Sunset for Everyone is the consulting lab of the CreativEngine Training Network, an education studio building practical AI curriculum for creatives, educators, and small organizations. Everything we learn on client work becomes training — and every client team gets taught, not just handed a system.
New York · Puerto Rico · remote across the US.
In person in New York City and Puerto Rico; remote anywhere in the US, in English or Spanish. Interviews and readouts work well on video, and most builds happen inside your own cloud tools anyway.
Let's look at your routine work.
A 20-minute call is enough to know whether an evaluation makes sense. No deck, no pitch — just questions about how the work actually happens.
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