Justice Will Prevail: Kathy’s Vision for the Future

Kathy Greggs looks at the future and sees more than just technology, she sees opportunity.

As a business visionary, veteran, and community builder, Kathy believes innovation must serve people, not replace them. Her latest project, Justice Will Prevail: Envisioning AI’s Impact on Humanity, was produced right here in Fayetteville, North Carolina, bringing together local thinkers, entrepreneurs, and advocates to ask one vital question:

“Will artificial intelligence divide us, or can it help us build a more just and connected world?”

The film explores how AI is reshaping jobs, housing, safety, finance, and fairness in everyday life, and what that means for real people in our community. From law enforcement reform to workforce development and housing equity, Kathy’s leadership connects the dots between technology and humanity.

This groundbreaking documentary doesn’t shy away from tough conversations. It even considers voices like Elon Musk and leading experts across real estate, finance, and social activism — challenging viewers to think deeply about what progress truly means.

“Progress means nothing unless it helps people.” – Kathy Greggs

From the Battlefield to the Boardroom — Leading Change with Purpose

For Kathy, innovation isn’t just about coding or data, it’s about community impact.
As a U.S. Army Combat Veteran turned advocate and business owner, she’s learned that leadership requires adaptability, courage, and compassion.

That same spirit of service fuels her vision for Fayetteville’s future, a city that embraces new tools like AI while protecting human dignity, transparency, and fairness.

Her award-winning book, The Mother – The Soldier – The Activist, expands on this theme and explores how technology, advocacy, and faith can coexist to build systems that truly work for people.

In her book and in her film, Kathy reminds us that leadership in the 21st century means standing at the intersection of ethics and innovation, ensuring that no one is left behind in the name of progress.

A Vision Rooted in People, Powered by Purpose

Kathy’s vision for the future is clear:
✅ Empower innovation that creates jobs and protects families
✅ Ensure AI serves justice, not injustice
✅ Build a city where business and people grow together

Fayetteville has always been a city of resilience and reinvention. With leaders like Kathy Greggs, that legacy will continue — one decision, one idea, one act of service at a time.

Because for Kathy, justice will prevail — when progress serves people first.

— Kathy Greggs
U.S. Army Combat Veteran | Business Visionary | Candidate for Fayetteville City Council, District 7