I'm Dave Henry, the founder of Harbor Studio. I grew up in New Hampshire and I still live here today. I served in the U.S. Navy, which took me all over the world and taught me a lot about showing up for people.

After my time in the service, I spent years in construction as a carpenter and eventually as a project manager. I loved the work, but I kept coming back to wanting something more, a real way to help the people and businesses in my community. When I started paying closer attention to how fast AI was moving, I saw a lot of people feeling anxious and a little lost, without many places offering them honest, practical help. So I started Harbor Studio.

I started this company because I believe people are capable of more than they think, and I want Harbor Studio to be the place that helps them see that.

Our goal is simple to say and harder to do: grow without losing the thing that makes this work matter, a direct, honest relationship between the person asking for help and the person giving it.

That means building real paths for individuals and small businesses across New Hampshire, and eventually beyond, to get guidance on AI, not just the companies that can afford a full consulting engagement. It means continuing to say plainly when AI's risks are real, including the risk to jobs, instead of only talking about the upside.