Veteran · AI consultant · Founder of Conefer · Author · Speaker
Corey
Frasure
You automated the mess. Now it's faster.
A faster mess is harder to see than a slow one, because nothing piles up. I check whether the process deserved to exist before anything else gets bolted onto it.
- 21years in uniform
- 11years at Clear-Com
- 26+organizations advised
- 2019founded Conefer
OpenAI Select Partner SCORE mentor New Mexico Veterans Chamber of Commerce The AI Collective Yahoo Finance Top 10 Business Coach, 2021
What I keep seeing
Nobody checked whether the process deserved to exist.
So it got bolted on. The steps stayed. The people stayed. The tool made it faster, and faster looked like progress right up until somebody checked the numbers.
I grade what you already built. Then I build what should have been there, or tell you what to stop paying for.
I've never had to clean up a faster mess. I've never let anyone build one.
Where I come from
Twenty-one years in uniform. Then two more careers.
21 years in the National Guard, most of it running communications. 11 years at Clear-Com, finishing as Solutions Director for U.S. Military, Aerospace, and Federal Government. Then Conefer, in 2019.
The book
The 10 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Do Business Networking
Yet You Should Still Do It — Correctly
Most business networking feels fake, forced, and frustrating. You show up with a stack of business cards and leave with a pocket full of empty conversations. Ten traps that make it that way, and the relationship-first approach that replaces them.
Speaking and teaching
One subject. Check the process before you automate it.
I talk to business owners, not engineers. No slides full of tools.
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The faster mess
Why speeding up a process hides what's wrong with it.
- 2
Bolted on or bolted in
Two ways to add AI to a business. Only one changes anything.
- 3
Start it like it's this year
Re-imagining a business the way someone founding it now would build it.
Around New Mexico
Where else I show up.
- SCORE AlbuquerqueMentor since March 2026
- City of Rio RanchoAppointed member, CIPCAC
- New Mexico Veterans Chamber of CommerceVolunteer
- The AI Collective, AlbuquerqueChapter lead