Five ways I show up — pick the one your team is actually stuck on.
Every engagement opens with the same deliverable: a written project plan, a cost model, and a measurable outcome. The rest is execution.
Fractional AI leadership
Sit in as your part-time AI lead — running the roadmap, the vendor evaluations, and the conversations your CFO and your customers actually need to have.
- 12-month AI roadmap with budget
- Weekly working session + async review
- Board-ready progress updates
- RFP review and vendor scoring
Operational automation
Find the loops eating your week — quoting, intake, scheduling, status updates — and rebuild them around models that handle the routine and escalate the rest.
- Process map with cost-per-task
- Quick working automations
- Escalation playbook
- Quarterly recalibration
Policy & governance
Acceptable use, data handling, model approval, audit trail. The half of AI that decides whether your first compliance review goes well or starts a fire.
- AI acceptable-use policy
- Model intake & approval workflow
- Access control matrix
- Logging and audit scheme
Legacy modernization
The 20-year-old system everyone's afraid to touch. Document it, replatform what's worth replatforming, and wrap what isn't with a clean interface your team — and your AI — can use.
- System documentation + risk map
- Replacement vs. wrap decision
- Migration plan with rollback
- Cutover support
Consulting time, on tap
A pre-paid block of senior consulting hours you can spend on whatever your team is actually stuck on — strategy calls, vendor selection, second-opinion reviews, policy drafting, security questions, or working sessions with your leads. No project to scope; just call when you need help.
- 10-hour block, prepaid
- Normal rate: $200 / hour
- Use on any topic, any pace
- Hours valid for 12 months
- Written summary after every session
Four phases. No surprises.
Discovery
Two weeks. I sit with your team, map the workflow end-to-end, and write the outcome we're shooting for in plain English.
Plan
A written project plan, a cost model, and a kill criteria — what we'd see that means "stop." You approve before anything else moves.
Build
Working slice in weeks, not months. Weekly demos, weekly decisions, no theater. Your team is in the room the entire time.
Handoff
Documentation, evals, runbooks, and a 60-day support tail. When I leave, your team owns it — not me.
Not sure which one fits?
Most engagements start with a 30-minute call. We talk through the problem, and you walk away with a clearer next step — whether or not we end up working together.