The founder

I'm on an Experience Pivot too.

Experience Pivot was built by Shane Clevenger — not as someone who has everything figured out, but as someone who changed careers and had to find out whether decades of experience still counted for anything.

Shane Clevenger, founder of Experience Pivot
Shane Clevenger with his wife in Park City, Utah

Shane Clevenger, Park City, Utah.

Shane Clevenger

I started my career in hospitality in Park City, Utah — as a bellman and a shuttle driver. I worked my way up through the hotel industry, first as an Assistant General Manager and eventually as a Hotel General Manager.

Hospitality taught me the things that have followed me everywhere since:

  • Communication
  • Customer service
  • Leadership
  • Operations
  • Problem solving
  • Managing people
  • Working under pressure
  • Understanding customers
  • Decision making

Later, in my late 40s, I took those transferable skills, added technical training, and moved into technology and Salesforce.

From there I kept learning — Salesforce, technology, AI, automation, software and business systems. Eventually I began building AI-powered tools myself. That's what led to Experience Pivot.

The path

My career didn't follow a straight line.

  1. Hospitality

    Bellman → Shuttle Driver → Assistant General Manager → Hotel General Manager

  2. Technology

    Transferable skills + technical training → Salesforce / technology

  3. AI & Automation

    AI → automation → software

  4. Experience Pivot

    Helping people discover what they can build from what they already know.

Hospitality led to management.

Management taught me skills that followed me into technology.

Technology led me to AI, automation and software.

Looking back, I realized something important: none of those experiences disappeared.

They stacked.

Experience compounds.

That's the idea behind Experience Pivot.

Your next chapter doesn't require you to erase the last one.

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Experience Pivot provides AI-generated ideas and educational information. Recommendations are not guarantees of income, employment, business success or financial results. Users should independently evaluate and validate opportunities before investing significant time or money.