Three phases. No six-month discovery.
I work on monthly retainer with companies that are serious about integrating AI into their operations. Not experimenting with it. Integrating it.
Assess
I map your operations — every workflow, decision point, and process — against where AI creates real leverage. Not where it's trendy. Where it compounds.
What you get:
- An integration map showing your highest-leverage opportunities, ranked by impact and feasibility
- A clear recommendation on what to build first and why
- Honest assessment of what AI won't help with (this is as important as what it will)
What you don't get:
- A 60-page strategy document
- A maturity model with five levels
- A vendor comparison matrix
Build
I build the systems. Working software, not prototypes. You see it run before it ships.
Each build follows the same pattern:
- Define the outcome (what decision improves, what process compresses)
- Build the minimum system that delivers that outcome
- Put it in front of real users immediately
- Iterate based on what actually happens
Typical builds:
- Intelligence engines — competitive analysis, market research, content analysis
- Operational automations — email triage, data processing, reporting
- Decision support systems — lead scoring, opportunity assessment, risk analysis
- Content systems — generation, optimization, distribution
Embed
The system becomes yours, not mine. I train your team, document the system, and make sure it runs without me.
The goal is always: your organization is more capable after I leave than before I arrived. Not dependent on me — empowered by what I built.
- Mid-market companies (50-500 people) with real operations to optimize
- Leadership that's past “should we do AI?” and at “what should we build?”
- Teams willing to change how they work, not just add tools
- Budget for a monthly retainer (not a one-off project)
- Companies that want a strategy deck to show the board
- Teams looking for prompt engineering training
- Organizations that need to “explore the AI landscape” before committing
- Anyone who thinks AI integration is an IT project
Ready to assess?
The first conversation is about understanding your operations — where the leverage is, what the timeline looks like, and whether I'm the right person for the job.
No pitch decks. No pressure. Just a clear-eyed conversation about what AI could actually do for your business.