Learning Architect and Knowledge Strategy Consultant helping technology companies turn complex products, processes, and expertise into effective customer training, sales enablement, knowledge bases, and internal learning programs.
I bring 30+ years of experience spanning learning strategy, instructional design, knowledge management, technical training, customer education, product enablement, and organizational readiness.
My specialty is working at the intersection of learning, technology, and business strategy—particularly when an organization has complex products or processes but needs a clearer way to transfer knowledge to customers, employees, sales teams, partners, or technical audiences.
I can help you:
• Develop a learning or knowledge management strategy
• Design customer education and product training
• Build or improve knowledge bases and self-service content
• Create technical training and eLearning
• Develop sales enablement and product enablement programs
• Convert complex technical information into clear, learner-centered content
• Establish knowledge governance, content standards, and workflows
• Assess existing training and knowledge ecosystems and recommend improvements
• Develop learning roadmaps and organizational readiness plans
• Work hands-on as a fractional Learning, Enablement, or Knowledge Management leader
Recent experience includes serving as a Learning Architect for HP Wolf Security, where I designed web-based training, developed technical training for consulting teams, translated complex security concepts for sales audiences, and created customer-facing knowledge-base content.
Previously, as IT Knowledge Manager at the College of Charleston, I led knowledge-management initiatives, managed the IT knowledge base and governance processes, developed knowledge-transfer analytics, and improved technical self-service resources.
I have also led global learning organizations and corporate universities, including Benefitfocus University and Intracon, managing instructional designers, trainers, technical writers, content developers, and multimedia professionals.
Best fit: technology companies, SaaS organizations, cybersecurity companies, B2B organizations, professional-services firms, and growing companies that need senior learning or knowledge expertise without hiring a full-time executive.
I am particularly interested in fractional and project-based engagements where strategic thinking and hands-on execution are both required.
BUCKY W. earns an estimated $11k/mo. That's 7.4× the typical freelancer and more than 99.9% of everyone we track.