I take on very few clients, deliberately.
This is not a services page. There is no intake form, no calendar link, no "let's talk" button. If you are reading this because you were sent here, you already have what you need. If you were not — read on, and decide whether it is worth the trouble.
Most AI engagements fail for the same boring reason: someone bought a capability before anyone agreed on what the problem actually was. I spend most of my time on the second part. The building, when it happens, is often the easy half.
I work on one problem at a time, for a small number of organizations, usually for longer than either of us expected at the start.
A mid-market company had employees using AI everywhere and leadership pretending it was not happening. I helped them create guardrails people could follow.
An early stage SaaS startup wanted "an AI strategy." What they actually needed was permission to do less of it. That was the whole engagement.
A fintech group had an internal chatbot everyone was quietly avoiding. I helped them create an shared team AI that did more than answer questions. It reduced communications friction and increased productivity.
But it is possible.