A woman with wavy red hair wearing a pink patterned jacket, a beige skirt, and gold jewelry, standing on a city sidewalk near storefronts and a sign that reads 'Little Unity.'

Emily Makere Broadmore

Novelist. Publisher. Creative intelligence practitioner.

I run an internationally awarded publishing house that bans AI generated writing. I also advise boards on how to use AI well. The skill that makes good fiction is the skill that makes good judgement: knowing what to say, how to influence, and how to lead.

Machines are fluent, fast and powerful.

They are not yet wise.

That gap is where I work.

“Emily understands something most consultants miss: adopting AI is a cultural challenge, not a technical one. She started with our people, not our tools, and met our people where they were. The results are lasting, with a genuine shift across the firm. I recommend her to any organisation serious about supporting their people.”

— Ashton Peters, Rubix New Zealand