Team + Key Roles
The Orange Peel Collaborative is a team of experts in policy, tech, and operations, helping organizations adopt AI and emerging technologies in smart, people-first ways.
We work with organizations and teams across industry and government to make sure their tech choices match their mission and goals. Our backgrounds in sustainability, risk, and global systems help us build solutions that work now and grow with you over time.
We keep it practical. Every project ends with a custom digital guide, checklists, and simple tools your team can use to stay innovative, manage risks, and move forward with confidence.
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Tia Christopher, Founder, The OP Collab
Tia Christopher began her career helping fellow veterans navigate complex government systems, turning confusing policies into clear, useful guides. That drive to simplify the complicated still fuels her work today.
Recognized by the Obama White House as a Woman Veteran Champion of Change, Tia has held leadership roles across nonprofit and private sectors and currently serves on the Board of Directors for Assemble Pittsburgh.
Now leading The Orange Peel Collaborative, she helps organizations integrate AI and emerging technologies with clarity and purpose—balancing innovation with real-world strategy, ethics, and resilience.
Dr. Randon Taylor, Partner, AI Risk & Governance
Dr. Randon R. Taylor is a sociologist and AI governance expert. He specializes in AI policy, ethics, and democratization, focusing on the intersection of technology and social impact. Dr. Taylor has conducted groundbreaking research on AI democratization and governance, leading workshops and presenting at global conferences such as World Summit AI. With certifications in AI governance and ethics, and extensive experience in public and private sector collaboration, he is dedicated to fostering responsible AI practices that mitigate harm and promote fairness.
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Certified in AI Governance with a specialization in responsible AI and ethics.
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Certified in technology policy analysis.
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Subject matter expert in social impact.
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Sociologist with expertise in the sociology of health and well-being.
Lindsey Asis, Partner, Sustainability Expert
Lindsey Asis is a program and communications strategist with a background spanning political campaigns, international nonprofits, and organizational management. A graduate of the University of Texas at Austin with highest honors in Government and Sustainability Studies, she has built a career at the intersection of social impact, technology, and leadership. Lindsey has directed communications and organizing strategy for winning political campaigns, managed cross-functional teams in fast-paced nonprofit environments, and implemented systems that improve collaboration, transparency, and efficiency across diverse organizations.
Her recent work includes leading United Nations–sponsored projects at the AI for Good Foundation and consulting on artificial intelligence integration for the governments of Ethiopia, Long Beach, California, and Kelowna, British Columbia, centering community-driven initiatives and partnerships. Lindsey has also overseen global initiatives on ethical technology and sustainability, coordinating international staff and partnerships to advance responsible innovation. She is passionate about intentional and targeted implementation of Artificial Intelligence with rigorous ethical and environmental considerations.
Jen Reichert Angulo, AI Operations + Mexico Lead
A bilingual strategist and connector, Jenny Reichert bridges cultures, sectors, and technologies with precision and purpose. As Head of Mexico Operations for The Orange Peel Collaborative, she leads cross-border initiatives that bring responsible AI adoption to organizations across Latin America.
Drawing on over a decade of experience in real estate, sustainability, and international partnerships, Jenny has built programs that unite farmers, entrepreneurs, and policymakers under shared goals of innovation and inclusion. Previously, she served as Director of Partnerships for Producers Trust, where she helped scale global initiatives with governments, NGOs, and agri-tech networks.
Now based in San Miguel de Allende, Jenny combines operational discipline with human-centered leadership—helping teams translate complex systems into actionable strategies that actually work for people.
Tenzin Migmar, Computer Science + AI Futures Lead
Tenzin is an undergraduate Computer Science student interested in machine learning and its many applications.
Previously, she was a research intern at the Data Sciences Institute where she worked on building a deep learning vision analytics system to track and monitor critical medical imaging processes in Toronto hospitals.
Tenzin now spends her time outside of classes working as an undergraduate ML researcher, writing blogs, and cooking new recipes.
