Two Friends. One Mission.
We're Cole and Keoni. Friends since middle school, we've always talked about starting a business together. Now we're building AI solutions to help small businesses save time, save money, and compete with the big guys.
How It Started
From the Basketball Court to Business Partners
We met playing basketball in middle school, and have been close friends ever since. We currently are both students at Boise State University, where Keoni is studying Marketing and Cole is studying Supply Chain Management. We always talked about starting our business, but we just didn't know what we wanted to do.
Then, it hit us. We saw that as AI was becoming more and more powerful, tools that used to cost companies millions were suddenly accessible to everyone. The issue? Most small businesses didn't have anyone to build them. That's the gap we are here to fill.
In 2025, we decided to actually make the leap and start the company we had always wanted. After spending September getting everything ready, we officially launched Bloomfield AI Solutions as an LLC in November 2025.
Our Roles.
Cole Turner
Implementation
Cole builds every AI system and automation we deliver. He's always learning something new and figuring out how to apply it to real business problems. If something's broken, he's probably already fixing it.
Keoni Valko
Marketing & Strategy
Keoni runs strategy and sales. He's got a sharp eye for finding the right businesses to work with and figuring out exactly where we can help. He's the reason the right clients find us.
What We Believe
The Best Ideas Should Win.
Right now, the businesses with the biggest budgets get the best tools. They have entire teams dedicated to operations and automation. Everyone else is stuck doing things the hard way.
We think that should change. The businesses with the best ideas and the hardest work ethic should be the ones that win, regardless of their size.
That's why we started Bloomfield. We give small and mid-sized businesses the same AI and automation that used to be reserved for companies with million-dollar tech budgets.