Advisory
Advisory

The board asked about AI governance. Now you need an answer.

Frameworks tell you what to have. These engagements install it. Scoped, time-boxed, fixed fee, and delivered by the person who wrote the playbooks — no associate team, no bench.

01 · Diagnose

RUAIH Readiness Diagnostic

Three weeks. Five to six interviews, a scored assessment against the five focus areas, a gap register, a 90-minute executive read-out and a board-ready deck.

$7,500 – $12,500

02 · Educate

Board and executive education

A session that leaves your board able to ask the right follow-up question rather than the one the vendor prepared for.

$5,000 – $15,000

03 · Build

Governance Program Build

Ten to fourteen weeks, fixed fee, three milestones. The committee, the registry, the tiering method, validation and monitoring protocols — installed with your team, not handed over as a deck.

$35,000 – $60,000

04 · Sustain

Fractional AI Governance Advisor

Roughly sixteen to twenty hours a month, six-month minimum. For an organisation that needs the capability before it can hire for it.

$6,000 – $12,000 / month

Independence is the product. The Institute accepts no vendor sponsorship, holds no vendor equity and takes no referral fees. When an assessment recommends against a purchase — which happens — there is nothing on the other side of the scale.

How engagements run

A 30-minute call where you describe the situation. If an engagement is not the right answer you will be told that on the call and pointed at the book or toolkit that is. Then a written proposal with fixed scope, fixed price, fixed dates and the specific artifact you hold at the end.

No BAA required. A governance assessment reviews policies, committee structures and registries. It touches no PHI, which removes weeks from your onboarding.

We can supply a sole-source justification memo, a W-9, certificate of insurance and our own professional services agreement — the paperwork is usually what delays these, so it is ready before you ask.

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