About PRC Impact

A governance firm built for the human side of AI.

The firm

PRC Impact is building the category for practical AI governance.

PRC Impact brings governance design, AI literacy, and impact research into one focused practice. The work stays centered on one question: how should AI be used, reviewed, explained, and governed inside the organization?

The practice is based in Montgomery, Alabama and works with public-facing organizations across the Southeast and nationwide.

Principal
Tania Johns, Founder and Principal Consultant of PRC Impact
MPA · Healthcare Administration and Policy
RIVA-Trained Moderator
Certified AI Consultant
Certified Prompt Design Professional

Tania Johns, Founder and Principal Consultant

Tania Johns founded PRC Impact after seeing the same gap across public-facing organizations: staff were beginning to use AI, but the policy, training, documentation, and leadership oversight had not caught up.

Her background in research, public policy, and civic decision-making now supports one focus: AI governance for organizations whose work involves people, records, funding, or public trust. That experience matters because AI governance is a people, process, documentation, and accountability question.

That lens shapes how every engagement begins. Before recommending a policy, training, impact research, or advisory path, PRC Impact examines where AI enters the work, who is responsible for review, what staff need to understand, and what leaders need to explain.

Tania Johns brings AI literacy to the rooms that need it most. She has facilitated workshops for community and professional audiences, including the MontgomeryAI Summit at Alabama State University and a Women’s History Month session for women business owners at the Small Business One Stop Shop (SBOSS).

Approach

Start with how the organization actually works.

A policy that looks good but does not match staff behavior will fail. PRC Impact engagements are scoped around AI use, decision points, staff roles, research findings, and reporting obligations so governance can function after the engagement closes.

Begin

Work With PRC Impact

The readiness assessment clarifies whether the next step should be a deeper review, infrastructure, literacy training, impact research, or advisory support.