P1 · Fit call
30 minutes on whether a fractional seat fits, or whether you need something smaller.
Free
For 20 to 200 person firms
A fractional Chief AI Officer sits on your leadership team part-time, owns AI priorities and governance, and ships one working workflow with a written test record in the first 90 days. You get the judgment of a senior AI lead and a working system, on a part-time basis.
Book a free 30-minute call Send a short brief
Engagements are scoped after a short conversation.

Sales drafts proposals in one tool, finance tries another, and someone in operations built an automation that only they understand. Each choice made sense. Together they add up to spend nobody tracks, client data in places nobody approved, and pilots that never reach the work.
A full-time Chief AI Officer is a large hire for a firm your size, and the field moves faster than an executive search. What you need first is one accountable person with the judgment to choose, and the hands to build.

What it costs
Tools bought by each team, renewed by default, with no one asked what they replaced.
What it risks
Rules written after the fact, if at all, and no record of who checked what.
What it wastes
A promising test that never becomes how the work gets done, because nobody owned the last mile.
P1 · Fit call
Free
P2 · First 90 days
Scoped after a short brief
P3 · Ongoing seat
Scoped after a short brief
| What is inside | P1 · Fit call | P2 · First 90 days | P3 · Ongoing seat |
|---|---|---|---|
| Honest read on fit, including when the answer is not to hire anyone | Included | Included | Included |
| Inventory of where AI is already used and the risk in each use | Not in this one | Included | Included |
| Ranked list of workflows worth automating, in order | Not in this one | Included | Included |
| Written governance policy your team can follow | Not in this one | Included | Included |
| Colorado SB 24-205 review where it applies | Not in this one | Included | Included |
| One workflow in production with a written test record | Not in this one | Included | Included |
| One accountable owner for AI decisions on your leadership team | Not in this one | Included | Included |
| Quarterly priorities and a review of what to keep or stop | Not in this one | Not in this one | Included |
| Next workflows built and tested | Not in this one | Not in this one | Included |
| Help scoping and hiring a permanent AI lead when the time comes | Not in this one | Not in this one | Included |

Pit wall rule: no lap is finished until the thing it produced is in your hands.
In the seat
One person answers for all three, so nothing falls between strategy and the build.
Mike founded Rodgers Intelligence Group in Denver in 2025. He started his career in industrial engineering and operations, and he is a U.S. Army veteran. His work sits between business strategy and AI engineering: understand the business, make the tradeoffs explicit, and stay close to the build.
That is the difference in the seat. Mike sets the priorities and writes the rules, then builds the first workflow with your team.
Each one shows up as a document or a record you keep, whether or not the engagement continues.
| Fractional CAIO with RIG | AI consulting project | Full-time hire | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who owns AI decisions | One accountable lead on your team, part-time | The statement of work | A full executive seat |
| What you get first | A ranked list, a policy and one working workflow | A defined project | A plan, after the search ends |
| Builds the system | Yes, alongside your team | Usually, through a team | Through the team they hire |
| How you start | A free 30-minute call | A proposal | An executive search |
Start here
Book a free 30-minute call, or send a short brief: your firm, the teams using AI, and the one decision nobody owns. Mike replies personally.
Engagements are scoped after a short conversation, against the deliverables and the cadence you need.
Some firms do. If that is your situation, Mike will say so on the first call and help you scope the role.
The inventory, the ranked list, the governance policy, the workflow in production and its test record. They are yours.
RIG is based in Denver and works with Colorado operators, in person or remote.
Yes. A One-Workflow Review looks at a single workflow before any seat or build.