My business: AI consulting and forward-deployed engineering for small businesses.
George Brothers
I build websites, AI tools, and custom software for small businesses.
Belmont ’26
Computer engineering, next
Right now01
A web design studio for small businesses.
Going back to school for computer engineering. Interested in AI research and robotics.
Working toward fluency in Mandarin.
Double major in accounting and entrepreneurship at Belmont University in Nashville.
A semester in Shanghai after I graduate, learning Chinese for AI consulting.
I started my own consulting practice. We build custom software and business tools, and we help companies get the systems they already rely on working properly. We also do traditional AI consulting: finding where AI is genuinely useful in a business, then setting it up so it is easy to use.
Glyph is a web design studio I run with a friend. Truly high-quality websites have usually been too expensive for small businesses to reach. We want to change that, so a smaller business can have a website that stands up to anyone's and helps it grow.
I have been interested in computers for as long as I can remember. As a kid I jailbroke every iPhone and iPad I owned, and I always had some project going on a computer. I assumed I would study computer science, but COVID changed my plans and I ended up studying business instead. I'm now going back to school for computer engineering, with a particular interest in AI training and research.
My goal is to become fluent in Mandarin. When I set out to learn a second language, Chinese made the most sense, since it is the second most spoken language in the world. It makes even more sense now that I work in AI. It is a difficult language and it takes a great deal of time, but I'm committed to it.
I'm in my final semester at Belmont University, finishing a B.B.A. with a double major in accounting and entrepreneurship, and I graduate in December 2026. I've held a 3.90 GPA, made the Dean's List every semester, scored in the 98th percentile on the ETS Major Field Test in Business, and received Belmont's Outstanding Achievement in Entrepreneurship award. It has been a good experience, even though my interests have since moved toward engineering.
In February 2027 I'm going to Shanghai to study Chinese. I'm excited to live there and use the language every day. Until then, the plan is to learn as much as I can here, so that the time in Shanghai can take my Chinese to the next level.
Experience02
RésuméMAY — AUG 2026Corporate Partnerships InternNashville Predators
- Supported the corporate partnerships sales and service team day to day.
- Ideated marketing activations for partners and helped run hosted events.
- Took a partner’s goal and budget and pitched activation concepts.
FIELD NOTEA manager asked for a few ideas. I sent back a full proposal with mockups and price estimates, and she forwarded it straight to the partner.
Current: 2023 — PRESENTOperations ConsultantFamily-owned rental business
- Came in to clean up the books. Stayed to rebuild the systems underneath them.
- Rebuilt the core processes: tenant management, payment workflows, leases, tenant screening, accounting basics.
- Relisted everything on Zillow with professional photography; time-to-rent dropped by about half.
- Proposed and co-launched an Airbnb, ran it to a 4.91 rating and Superhost status, then made the case to close it when the numbers said the time and wear cost more than it earned.
- Still advising today, from lease structure to tenant disputes.
FIELD NOTEWhat started as fixing one process turned into rebuilding the whole operation.
2024 — 2025FounderHonky Tonk CBD
- Built an automated CBD retail kiosk: custom-wrapped, with an ID card reader and a camera that matched the buyer’s face to their ID.
- Self-funded about $15,000 to start and raised another $10,000 to keep it running.
- Fought with the TN Department of Agriculture over selling age-restricted products through an unmanned kiosk.
- Researched every product on the machine: brands, quality, safety, lab tests.
- Ran the sales operation: built the pitch decks and sales material, led one other salesperson, and pitched businesses in person myself.
- When the state ruled unmanned sales of age-restricted products illegal, I made the call to stop rather than keep fighting a losing case.
FIELD NOTEBy the time it ended, I’d run every seat in a company.
→ DEC 2026Belmont UniversityB.B.A. Accounting and Entrepreneurship · GPA 3.9
- Won Belmont’s Outstanding Achievement in Entrepreneurship award.
- Scored in the 98th percentile on the ETS Major Field Test in Business.
MAR 2025Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyCertificate
- Data Science & Machine Learning: Making Data-Driven Decisions.