“So ... What’s YOUR AI strategy?”
Clients ask it. Boards ask it. Your team keeps experimenting. Yet the work that matters still rolls uphill to the same few people.
I turn the judgment trapped in your people and files into one working AI system your team can actually use.
No pitch deck. No junior handoff. Bring one real bottleneck.
The ownership gap
You didn’t fail at AI. Nobody owned the job.
You bought the seats. Ran the pilots. Saved the prompts. The industry kept handing you tools and leaving the hard part on your desk.
The missing piece isn’t a better model. It’s an owner who learns the business, organizes what it knows, chooses the right workflow and answers for the result.
That’s the job I do.
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Find it.
The bottleneck worth fixing.
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Build it.
The context and system it needs.
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Run it.
With your team, until it earns the right to expand.
SumScore Calculator
How ready is your company, really?
Six questions. 60 seconds. Your SumScore shows how much of the operating foundation is in place across ownership, tools, adoption, knowledge and follow-through.
Calculate my SumScoreDirectional. Self-reported. Useful before we talk.
The operator
You get me. Not a pitch deck.
Fifteen years in performance marketing taught me that every decision has to answer for itself. Now I build and operate AI systems around the knowledge that already makes your firm valuable.
We start with 30 minutes. If the problem is real and the fit is right, the first paid step is a $3,500 Context & Opportunity Audit. You get a straight answer: build, narrow, buy something off the shelf or leave it alone.
I have to get inside the real work. Your people. Your files. The judgment behind the output. If you want a magic robot with nobody involved, I’m not your guy.
The next move
Bring me the work that keeps landing back on you.
I’ll tell you candidly whether SumContext is a fit and whether the $3,500 Audit is the right next step.
Book my 30 minutesP.S. If the work that matters still ends at your desk, you don’t have an AI problem. You have an ownership problem.