About Us

Our Mission

Headquartered in San Antonio, Texas, Javilud transforms innovation at the intersection of technology, policy, people, and art through consulting services, signature events, and creative collaborations.

As certified by the South Central Texas Regional Certification Agency, we are proud to be a:

Emerging Small Business Enterprise (ESBE);
Small Business Enterprise (SBE);
Hispanic American Business Enterprise (HABE);
Minority Business Enterprise (MBE); and
Woman-owned Business Enterprise (WBE).

Our Name

The story of Javilud begins with family.

Born and raised in San Antonio, Texas, Amanda Lee Keammerer launched Javilud in 2017. Looking around for inspiration, Amanda sat down with a pen and paper. Bored with basic business names, Amanda asked herself: How could she honor her roots, her hometown, and her family, while also standing out in a crowded digital world? Starting with her grandparents’ first names, Amanda carefully wrote down: Janie, Vicenta, Luciano, Diana, and Richard. Like tiny noodles in a bowl of alphabet soup, Amanda pushed the letters across the page, scribbling here and scratching out there, determined to create something new out of what was in front of her.

And she did!

Amanda combined her grandparents’ names together to form a business name like no other: Javilud (pronounced jah-vee-lood or ha-vee-lood). From its name to its work and its teammates, Javilud’s commitment to innovation extends beyond technology to people, policy, processes, and partnerships.

Our Work

We transform innovation at the intersection of technology, people, politics and art through consulting services, signature events, and creative collaborations.

What the heck does that mean? Well, here are a few examples.

We:

Provide consulting services for organizations seeking to better understand, develop and implement risk management, cybersecurity, privacy, and information technology policies;
Build internship programs for high school students with employers of all sizes;
Launch unique events that showcase talent from the tech and arts industries;
Elevate women as subject matter experts through exclusive programs, such as the South Texas Association for International Relations (STAIR);
Brief clients on local, state, and federal policymaking processes;
Introduce organizations and individuals to the power of advocacy and community building;
Manage stakeholder engagement and build strong relationships;
Advise startups on how to build security and privacy into their products and services;
Identify gaps in existing frameworks and policies, and work together to solve them;
Discuss technology, cybersecurity and national security with external audiences and media outlets, both on and off the record;
Collaborate with companies as a certified Historically Underutilized Business (HUB); and
So. Much. More.