Kevin Dickerson

What if technology could do more than disrupt—what if it could help us adapt and flourish?

Kevin Dickerson has spent over two decades exploring that question at the crossroads of AI, resilience, and human potential. His journey has taken him from Salesforce to Google to ThoughtWorks, but the real story is what he’s learned along the way: that progress isn’t just about adopting new tools—it’s about rethinking how we lead, learn, and grow.

Loom — AI & Research and Development Consultancy

Kevin didn’t set out to build another consultancy. He set out to build a learning lab. Loom, based in the Bay Area and México City, is where his philosophies of Adaptive Resilience and Regenerative Intelligence come to life.

Instead of telling companies how to change, Loom helps them ask better questions: How do we leverage AI and cloud technology to solve problems that matter? What does it take to build teams that don’t just survive disruption, but get stronger because of it?

The answer, Kevin has found, is rarely a solo act. Loom’s success is rooted in collaboration—between Bay Area leadership and expert nearshore engineers, between applied AI and real-world business challenges, between established industries and digital natives. It’s a place where ideas are tested, teams are grown, and innovation is a team sport.

Adaptive Resilience

We live in a world where change is the only constant. But what if resilience isn’t just about bouncing back? What if it‘s about emerging stronger through discomfort?

That’s the premise behind Adaptive Resilience—a framework Kevin developed by blending research in neuroscience, systems thinking, and regenerative design. It’s not just a philosophy. It’s a set of practical tools for leaders and teams who want to turn uncertainty into opportunity.

Through writing, speaking, and coaching, Kevin invites others to experiment with new ways of thinking—about decision-making, about the mind-body connection, and about leading in an age when AI is rewriting the rules. The goal isn’t to have all the answers. It’s to stay curious enough to keep asking better questions.

Regenerative Intelligence

Organizations today face a choice: try to snap back to what was, or evolve into what could be. Regenerative Intelligence is Kevin’s answer to that challenge—a business “operating system” designed not just to weather disruption, but to grow stronger because of it.

Drawing on the science of learning and the art of leadership, Kevin helps teams anticipate complexity, embrace ambiguity, and build the capacity to adapt—again and again. The real question isn’t whether change will come. It’s how we’ll respond when it does.

The Loom — Technology and Business Podcast

He is the host of The Loom, a podcast dedicated to weaving together culture, technology, and storytelling. Kevin’s approach is rooted in curiosity, adaptability, and a commitment to global accessibility.

On Purpose

His writing, podcast, and business ventures all revolve around a singular mission: to help people and organizations thrive in complexity while embracing the interconnectedness of technology, history, and human experience.