Meet the Presenters & panelists

Dr. Robert Keiser currently serves as Vice Chancellor of the Graduate School. He has extensive experience in higher education administration and has served as an admissions counselor, financial aid officer, student servicescoordinator, faculty member, dean, campus president, and an executive director.

Robert is the current president of Florida Association of Postsecondary Schools and Colleges. Robert is also a member of Career Education Colleges and Universities research committee and serves the Commission of Independent of Education as a member of the accreditation and rules committees. Dr. Keiser is a graduate of The George Washington University and Capella University.

Dr. Rosa's current AI work emphasizes leadership readiness, responsible adoption, authentic learning, and the importance of preserving human judgment as AI capabilities expand. He is developing the Graduate School AI Excellence Academy, a comprehensive faculty-development framework designed to build AI literacy, improve teaching and productivity, strengthen student AI readiness and research integrity, and support responsible institutional innovation.

His broader work examines how leaders can use emerging technologies to augment human capability while maintaining the relationships, critical thinking, ethical reasoning, and professional judgment essential to effective leadership.

Jozzann Buchanan leverages AI as a daily thought partner, using it to enhance efficiency, spark new ideas, and support complex educational initiatives. During the MSOT Single Template redesign, AI played a key role in maintaining formatting and content consistency across 14 courses, allowing her to dedicate more time to the instructional decisions that drive meaningful learning experiences.

Her intentional and practical use of AI has shaped her perspective on the future of education and strengthened her commitment to helping students, faculty, and institutions adapt to a world where AI is an integral part of teaching, learning, and professional growth.

Steve Marshall is the Director of Student Services at Keiser University's Fort Myers campus, where a department of three runs career advising, employer relations, graduate placement, student events, and graduation. He also builds the AI tools that his staff uses for student-facing work and monthly reporting, and a bilingual commencement assistant that the university is adopting institution-wide.

Before Keiser he was a Combat Engineer in the U.S. Army with a deployment to Afghanistan. He holds an MBA from Babson College, a Master of Global Management from Thunderbird School of Global Management at Arizona State University, and runs ResilienceIQ, an automation consultancy building systems that compound.

His position on AI is that it is a force multiplier, not a replacer: hand it the work that does not need a person, so the people can do what they do best — which in his department, means serving students.

Tanji M. Moon is an experienced educator and instructional design professional with over 20 years of experience in education and learning development. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Secondary Education, a Master’s degree in Curriculum and Instruction, and a Master’s degree in History. She is also Quality Matters (QM) certified.

Tanji began her career in K–12 education, where she spent 17 years serving in a variety of roles, including classroom teacher, department chair, and 6–12 Social Studies Curriculum Specialist, where she was responsible for developing and supporting curriculum initiatives across the district.
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In 2020, Tanji transitioned into instructional design, bringing her extensive teaching and curriculum-development experience into higher education and online learning. She served as a District Instructional Designer for the Alamo Colleges District, in Dan Antinio, Tx, supporting St. Philip’s College, and later served as an Instructional Design Manager for CSU Global. She currently serves as an Instructional Designer at Keiser University, where she has been for the past four years.

Dr. Kramer is an AI researcher, educator, and emerging-technology thought leader with expertise in artificial intelligence, artificial general intelligence (AGI), AI governance, responsible AI, machine learning, FinTech, and organizational AI readiness.

Her work helps organizations move from individual AI use to sustainable organizational adoption through leadership readiness, workforce development, governance, risk management, and responsible implementation. Through her teaching, research, and professional presentations, she approaches AI transformation as both a technological strategy and a human-centered leadership responsibility.

Dr. Fred Turner serves as Chair of the Public Administration, Criminal Justice, and Homeland Security programs in Keiser University's Graduate School. He holds a Ph.D. in Criminal Justice from Nova Southeastern University and a Doctor of Public Administration (D.P.A.) from West Chester University. His research and scholarship focus on border security, transnational crime, homeland security, and police militarization.

Prior to entering academia, Dr. Turner served as a U.S. Navy Military Police Officer and later as a Department of Homeland Security Intelligence Analyst and Immigration Officer, bringing more than 12 years of combined military and federal service experience to his teaching and research. His professional background provides students with practical insights into the complex challenges facing public safety, criminal justice, and national security organizations.

At Keiser University, Dr. Turner teaches graduate and undergraduate courses in Criminal Justice, Public Administration, and Homeland Security. He integrates artificial intelligence into the learning experience as a tool for critical analysis, problem-solving, policy evaluation, and professional communication. Rather than viewing AI as a replacement for human expertise, he emphasizes its role in supporting informed decision-making and enhancing student learning outcomes.

Dr. Turner encourages students to use AI responsibly and transparently while developing the analytical skills needed to evaluate sources, verify information, identify bias, and maintain academic integrity. His approach focuses on preparing future public service professionals to navigate an increasingly technology-driven environment where AI is becoming an essential component of policy development, organizational leadership, and public-sector decision-making.

Samuel Morhaim is the founder of Vantage IO. Over 25 years he has built software for startups, healthcare organizations, and Fortune 500 companies, led the development of the onboard medical records platform now used across major cruise lines, and taken two companies from zero to exit. Originally from Bogota, Colombia, he has lived in Miami since 2000. He is passionate about neuroscience, quantum physics, and scubadiving.

Jordana Foster, CEO of Ready Set Go Beyond, LLC, is a Business/Executive Coach, Leadership Development and Communication Trainer, DISC Personality and BehaviorConsultant, and Keynote Speaker. She works with business owners, attorneys, financial professionals, executives, leadership teams, and organizations to strengthen leadership, improve communication, build more cohesive teams, accelerate growth, and achieve stronger business results.

Jordana is known for helping leaders see what they’re not seeing, ask better questions, uncover the gaps getting in the way of growth, and take the right actions to move themselves, their teams, and their organizations forward. Certified with Maxwell Leadership, she brings a strategic, results-driven approach as a trusted advisor and strategic sounding board, providing an objective outside perspective that helps leaders navigate challenges and change, make better decisions, and lead with greater clarity and confidence.

Robert Padron is a senior executive with more than 28 years of experience leading global operations, customer experience, technology, HR, legal, and business transformation. He has built and scaled organizations supporting more than 150,000 service professionals across North America, Europe, Asia, and the Caribbean.

Robert has extensive experience at the intersection of AI, customer experience, data operations, and the future of work, helping enterprises leverage technology, data, and global talent to improve customer outcomes and scale efficiently. He has held broad P&L and executive leadership responsibilities and has played a key role in driving significant revenue growth, client development, and organizational transformation.

As a trusted advisor to CEOs, Boards, and enterprise clients, Robert brings a practical perspective on moving AI from strategy to execution—including the operating models, talent, technology, governance, and customer experience capabilities required to realize its value.

Glen Benjamin, MyFlare Alerts, VP Sales & Marketing Award-winning Cybersecurity, Cloud, Compliance, School & Community Safety and Certified Business Resiliency Manager, with a proven track record of delivering end-to-end solutions.

Accomplished in consultative sales and adept at closing critical deals involving leading-edge technologies with key decision-makers. Certified in multiple Sales/Tech Products/Services, including Cybersecurity, Data Backup, Business Continuity, AI, Microsoft, Acronis, Hatz.AI, and MyFlare Alerts.
Frequent Speaker by invitation from South Florida Tech Hub, Greater Fort Lauderdale Alliance/TechGateway and Broward County Public Schools at middle/high schools, tech schools, colleges, and universities, discussing career pathing and training in tech, cybersecurity, and AI.

Glen is also invited by local law enforcement organizations to speak at Elder/Senior Care events about helping prevent Fraud and Scams such as Deep Fakes against Senior Citizens and how destructive that is in Florida and places elsewhere. Glen was given the Community Impact Champion Award by Tech Hub in 2024 for his work in the South Florida area and from Keiser University as their Advisory Choice Award for 2025.