Bio

Casey has worked both sides of healthcare: in the room as a counselor, peer support specialist, and case manager, and behind the scenes managing the programs, compliance, credentialing, and billing that keep a practice running.He founded and sold two Kentucky companies: Train Kentucky, a state-certified training provider for peer support and case management, and Kentucky Phoenix Project, an outpatient behavioral health and addiction treatment center with sober living homes.

A former computer science major and programmer with more than 20 years of experience, Casey has spent the last six years building in artificial intelligence, software engineering, and emerging technologies. His work spans AI-powered applications, intelligent systems, cloud infrastructure, developer platforms, and tools designed to make complex technology more accessible and useful.

He is the creator of multiple software projects, including cross-platform emulation software and developer infrastructure designed to simplify how applications are built, deployed, and scaled. His work brings together behavioral health, entrepreneurship, computer science, and AI, with a particular interest in how technology can solve real-world problems, improve access to services, and create new opportunities for people and organizations.

Whether building a business, developing software, or working with individuals in recovery, Casey approaches his work with the same goal: turning practical experience and new ideas into something that makes a meaningful difference.

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