Briefings for owners and leaders on the decisions AI puts on their desk: strategy, governance, the Head of AI role and fractional executives.
A fractional CMO and a fractional Head of AI are both senior executives you hire part-time on a retainer, and they answer two different questions. A fractional CMO owns your marketing: the strategy, the budget, the channels, the number the marketing function is accountable for. A fractional Head of AI owns how your company uses…
A fractional executive is a senior leader, a CFO, a CMO, a COO, a Head of AI, who works with your company part-time on a retainer instead of full-time on a salary. They do the executive job, setting strategy, owning a function, making the decisions that carry real risk, but scaled to what a growing…
An AI consultant and an embedded Head of AI solve two different problems, and confusing them is the most expensive mistake a founder-led firm makes with AI. A consultant answers a bounded question: which tool to buy, why a pilot stalled, how to fix one workflow. An embedded Head of AI owns the decisions that…
Vendor lock-in in AI is what happens when a better, cheaper, or safer AI option exists, but the cost of switching to it is high enough to keep you where you are. The lock is rarely a contract clause. It is the accumulated weight of workflows built on one provider’s proprietary interfaces, company data sitting…
A fractional CFO is a chief financial officer who works with your company part-time, on a retainer, instead of full-time on a salary. They do the same job a full-time CFO would, financial strategy, forecasting, cash management, fundraising, board reporting, but scaled to what a growing company actually needs, which is usually senior judgment on…