About HushLark

Built in Colorado, by people who like to teach.

We're a Colorado company of outdoor-loving people. We're also professionals who love working at the leading edge of technology and helping others get there. We keep things plain, we don't judge where you're starting from, and we're easy to talk to.

The founders

Gary Clift, co-founder of HushLark, in a dark jacket on a deck with the Flatirons behind him
Gary Clift Co-founder, Managing Partner

Gary Clift is Managing Partner at HushLark. For more than thirty years he has helped companies move forward with technology, working with mid-sized and enterprise organizations around the world.

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His career has followed every wave worth riding: content management, ecommerce, social, and mobile. Underneath each one sat the same two things, data and systems, and Gary learned both down to the plumbing. That foundation is why he takes AI seriously but doesn’t buy the hype.

At HushLark, Gary leads the work of turning AI curiosity into measurable change. He focuses on the parts most programs skip: getting the data right, redesigning how the work gets done, and leaving a trained owner in place when the engagement ends.

Start with the AI Quick Assessment. Then talk to Gary.

Jeremy Siefkas, co-founder of HushLark, in a green jacket with the Flatirons behind him
Jeremy Siefkas Co-founder

Jeremy Siefkas is a co-founder of HushLark. For more than three decades, he has helped businesses win customers and make sense of their technology—first in print directories, then across seventeen years leading digital agencies.

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Along the way, he designed websites, built custom integrations, and saw firsthand how easily systems drift apart—and how often two departments count the exact same metric differently. Today, he channels that foundation into applied AI, building internal tools for productivity and client systems that turn messy business data into plain-English answers teams can trust.

At HushLark, Jeremy leads the data architecture. He sits down with leadership teams to lock down definitions everyone will put their name to, then wires that truth into models both people and AI can use. His two favorite questions remain: “How do you count that?” and “Where is it stored?”—because the answers rarely match.

Start with the AI Quick Assessment. Then talk to Jeremy.

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