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Natasha Broxton is the founder of Alitura Group and CEO of Select Auto Parts, a 125,000 square foot indoor automotive recycling facility in Milwaukee. Her perspective sits at the intersection of operator-led AI modernization, practical AI adoption inside traditional industries, and execution consistency for operational businesses.
She is best suited for conversations that need more than broad commentary — what modernization actually looks like inside a real operation, what breaks during implementation, and how operators can build structure without creating more chaos.
Natasha Broxton is the founder of Alitura Group, an AI modernization architecture firm serving automotive recycling operators, and CEO of Select Auto Parts, a 125,000 square foot indoor automotive recycling facility in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She built AI and operational systems inside her own live yard before bringing modernization architecture to other operators. Google selected her business to represent the state of Wisconsin in their AI Public Policy Stories series — one business chosen per state. She is a U.S. Chamber of Commerce CO-100 Honoree and Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses alumna. Her work focuses on execution consistency, operational structure, margin protection, and practical AI adoption inside traditional industries.
Google selected Select Auto Parts & Sales to represent the state of Wisconsin in their AI Public Policy Stories series — one business chosen per state for how they are actually using AI inside a real operation. This recognition is the foundation of the Alitura Group story: operator first, AI second, teaching others third.
Leadership and innovation recognition directly tied to the Alitura Group story.
Named one of the top 100 small businesses in the United States by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce — recognized for leadership, innovation, and community impact.
Alumna of the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses program — a rigorous national business education initiative for high-growth small business owners.
Selected by Google to represent Wisconsin in their AI Public Policy Stories series for practical, operator-led AI adoption inside a real business operation.
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