12+ years as a trusted technology advisor to Fortune 100 enterprises. Now channeling that same intensity into building real products and digital experiences with AI — from concept to deployed, live websites.
I'm Jenny Lucas — a strategic enterprise sales executive based in Atlanta, currently at Port.io selling agentic engineering platforms to Fortune 100 companies. Before that I spent nearly four years at Splunk (now Cisco) delivering $25M+ in ARR across observability solutions.
But the thing that lights me up right now? Building with AI. I've gone from zero coding experience to deploying full production websites, creating complex data analyses, and automating workflows — all using AI as my co-pilot. I'm currently studying Applied Agentic AI at MIT to go even deeper.
I'm also the founder of Lucas Grows Love, a floral and event business where I bring the same creative energy to a completely different canvas. I believe the best builders are the ones who can move fluidly between worlds.
These aren't mockups or templates. They're live, deployed production websites I built using AI tools — from design system to code to deployment.
Interactive competitive intelligence comparing the Big Four LLMs, emerging open-source challengers, and industry vertical fit. Research-backed with current market data.
Sales enablement and competitive intelligence platform. Built to support the go-to-market motion for Port.io's agentic engineering platform.
E-commerce and brand site for my floral and event business. Full product catalog, booking system, and brand identity — all AI-built.
Commercial ice company website with quote request system. SVG logo, responsive design, Netlify Forms integration — built in a single session.
12+ years of enterprise technology sales, from media to cloud infrastructure to agentic AI.
Whether you want to talk AI, sales strategy, or just say hey — I'm always open to connecting with interesting people.
I'm particularly interested in agentic AI applications in enterprise sales, no-code/low-code product development, and how non-engineers can leverage AI to build real products. If you're working in this space, I'd love to talk.