Progress begins with people who see possibility. And do something with it.
The future doesn’t build itself. People do.↗
Connecting emerging technology with the people and businesses ready to put it to work. From enterprise infrastructure to AI, the opportunity is turning what’s possible into something useful.
MAKING the next move.
Different challenges. One instinct: move things forward.
A BUILDER. At heart.
The tools change. The instinct stays.
Curtis’s path into technology began far from a boardroom. From working in aircraft welding to enterprise sales and technology leadership, his career has been shaped by a drive to build, connect, and make things happen.
Today, that curiosity spans enterprise infrastructure, practical AI adoption, and the people exploring what comes next. Based in Winnipeg. Connected by possibility.
Technology is only part of the transformation. The way a business works has to move with it.
Powerland / Xerox IT Solutions CanadaHybrid cloud & commercial execution
Curtis’s public work at Powerland connects enterprise infrastructure with business development. In a 2022 interview, he described the changes needed to move from traditional technology sales to a consumption-based model: customer assessment, planning, contracts, and sales incentives.
Powerland’s wider journey includes its acquisition by Xerox in 2022 and HPE partner recognition. Those milestones belong to the company and its team; the story here is the commercial perspective Curtis brings to that work.
The interesting question is what people can do with AI, now that they can get their hands on it.
Enterprise AI adoptionLearning through experimentation
In his July 2026 ChannelBuzz interview, Curtis discusses AI hackathons, practical experimentation, and using emerging tools to develop customer strategies. His perspective connects the pace of technological change with the realities of operating a business.
It is an ongoing area of exploration: understand the tools, test them in useful contexts, and help people build the confidence to use them.
Good ideas travel further when there are people to build them with.
WPG IncubatorOne of the organisers
WPG Incubator brings Winnipeg’s AI builders together for free, hands-on sessions. The community combines AI briefings, builder labs, demos, and conversations with practitioners.
Curtis is one of its four named organisers. The invitation is simple: come with curiosity, bring something to work on, and learn alongside other people making things.
