I've been at this intersection since before it had a name.
I started teaching in 2000. Back then, getting a classroom computer to work was already a victory. I remember the exact moment the internet arrived in our school — and the exact reaction from the teachers around me: 'This is just a fad. Students will never need this.'
They were wrong, of course. And the teachers who didn't adapt paid a real professional price — not because they were bad educators, but because nobody gave them the tools they needed to evolve.
Over two decades, I've taught from K–12 classrooms in Mexico to schools in the San Francisco Bay Area. I've designed eLearning platforms, trained teachers on digital tools, led EdTech projects, and watched wave after wave of technology arrive — and disrupt everything.
AI is the same story — except this time, the stakes are higher, the speed is faster, and the consequences of being left behind hit hardest on the students who can least afford it: our Multilingual Learners.
"AI is not going to go away — just like the internet didn't. The question isn't whether your students will live in an AI world. They already do. The question is whether you're ready to guide them through it."
— Noldi Vives, Founder of ProfeAI20+ years. Two countries.
One mission.
Started teaching foreign languages in Mexico. Began experimenting with digital tools in the classroom when most schools still used overhead projectors.
Joined Ediciones SM as an Academic & Sales Consultant, working with schools and districts across Mexico to implement technology-driven curriculum. National-level impact.
Led admissions and strategy for a culinary education institution, then moved into digital learning platform leadership — building K–12 online learning environments from the ground up.
Led E-dusphere Online: built a digital K–12 learning platform from scratch, integrated LMS systems, led cross-functional teams, and refined instructional design processes.
Taught digital marketing and instructional design in Mexico, then transitioned to K–12 teaching in the Bay Area — now in front of MLL classrooms daily, seeing the gap firsthand.
Founded ProfeAI through GnJ Business LLC. A national virtual hub built at the intersection of AI, equity, and responsible pedagogy — designed by an educator, for educators.