Sounds like you
“The board keeps asking about our AI strategy and I do not have a real answer yet.”
“Vendors are circling and I cannot tell which AI bets are worth funding.”
“My team is improvising with AI and nobody actually owns the plan.”
“I need an AI executive, but I cannot justify a full-time salary for one yet.”
The problem
You need an AI executive. You cannot justify a full-time one yet.
The pressure is real: a board asking about your AI strategy, vendors circling, a team improvising without a plan. Hiring a full-time AI exec is a big, slow bet before you know the shape of the function. A fractional seat gives you the accountability now, sized to where you actually are.
Who it is for
What you get
A seat that owns outcomes, not a deck that sits on a shelf.
- AI strategy and roadmap. The call on what to build versus buy versus skip, tied to where the value actually is.
- Eval frameworks. Model, cost, and accuracy tracking so decisions rest on numbers, not vibes.
- Governance posture. A clear-eyed read on risk, compliance, and where humans must stay in the loop.
- A hiring plan and architecture. Built so the function outlasts the engagement and does not depend on me forever.
In the seat now
This is current, not aspirational. Chief AI Officer at Appraisal Dream. Fractional CTO at U.S. Asset Appraisals and Quartz Importers MN. I do this work every week, in real seats, with real accountability.
How it works
Talk it through
A 30 minute call. What is the board asking, what is stuck, what does winning look like.
Set the seat
We agree the scope, the cadence, and the decisions I own versus advise on.
Run the function
Strategy, evals, build/buy calls, governance. I hold the AI seat on your team.
Make it outlast me
Hiring plan and architecture so the function stands on its own when the engagement ends.
Questions
What does a fractional CAIO seat cost? +
How is this different from AI advising? +
Remote or on-site? +
How soon can you start? +
Tell me what your AI function needs to become.
A 30 minute call, no deck, no pitch. We figure out whether a fractional seat fits and whether I am the right person to hold it.