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IIIBC · BEYOND COGNITION

Setting the standard for human-AI business excellence.

We deliver structured AI strategy components — not advisory opinions — so your leadership team can decide faster, implement confidently, and govern safely. Built by AI practitioners who have been inside the systems, not outside them.

THE IIIBC ARCHITECTURE
T0
Diagnostic
30 min · Free
T1
Foundation
6–10 weeks
T2
Pillar Frameworks
8+ deployable
T3
Intelligence Digest
Bi-weekly · Subscription
T4
Embedded Advisory
Fractional CAIO

Most organizations are not failing at AI. They are failing at AI strategy.

AI hype overload

Boards cannot distinguish signal from noise. Decisions are made on vendor marketing, not evidence. The result is budget spent on tools before the strategy exists to use them.

No structured adoption path

Companies jump to tools before establishing principles, governance, or capability. Pilots stall. ROI never materializes. Engineers build what leadership cannot govern.

Legacy advisory is not built for this

McKinsey, Deloitte, and Accenture add AI practices on top of traditional advisory. Still slow. Still expensive. Still producing reports — not deployable strategy components.

Service Portfolio

From a 30-minute diagnostic to a full AI department build

Tier 1 — Project

AI Strategy Foundation

Department blueprint, governance charter, AI principles policy, and risk register. Everything your first AI department or CAIO needs to operate with confidence from day one.

  • Starter Solo CAIO / startup · 6 weeks
  • Standard Department-level · 10 weeks
  • Enterprise Multi-BU · 12 weeks
Tier 2 — Licensed IP

Pillar Adoption Frameworks

Implementation-ready workbooks for Marketing, Business Development, HR, Compliance, CRM, and more. Self-serve license or facilitated delivery. Each includes role templates, workflow diagrams, and a success scorecard.

Tier 3 — Subscription

IIIBC Digest

A bi-weekly intelligence briefing written as an internal memo for Chief AI Officers — not a newsletter. Signal vs. noise, regulatory watch, and one decision your leadership should make this week.

Less than one hour of your CAIO's time per week.

Tier 4 — Retainer

Embedded Advisory

Fractional CAIO or AI Strategy Director embedded 2–4 days per month. Guide your team, validate vendor selections, and represent AI strategy in board discussions — without the full-time hire.

Featured Product

CAIO Onboarding Kit

Everything a new Chief AI Officer needs in the first 90 days. Stakeholder map, mandate canvas, AI principles starter, governance RACI, board templates, and a 90-day scorecard. Deployable from day one.

Who We Serve

Two segments. One standard of excellence.

For Technology Teams

Technology-Driven Businesses

Technology-driven companies at $10M–$100M revenue (Series B–D or equivalent stage) — SaaS, fintech, healthtech, legaltech, marketplaces, and AI-enabled platforms where AI tools have been adopted bottom-up, boards are demanding an AI ROI story, and no governance framework exists yet. Technical leadership responds to practitioner credibility, not consulting decks.

AI tools deployed without governance — confident wrong answers at scale
Board and investors demanding an AI strategy within the quarter
Engineering team building AI features no one has reviewed for risk
No one owns AI accountability — every team assumes another team does
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For Mission-Driven Organizations

Non-Profits, Advocacy Groups & Trade Associations

Non-profits, foundations, advocacy organizations, trade associations, lobbying firms, and think tanks where unmanaged ChatGPT use creates existential compliance risk — including donor confidentiality breaches, member-data exposure, regulatory disclosure failures (LDA, FARA, FEC, IRS 501(c) where applicable), and integrity gaps in published research or testimony.

Staff entering donor strategies and gift amounts into ChatGPT — processed externally
AI-generated research or testimony citing fabricated statistics
No policy on what can be entered into AI tools — zero organizational control
Coalition strategies, member rosters, and policy positions exposed to competitors
Book a Risk Diagnostic for Mission-Driven Teams
The question your organization needs to answer this week

Does your organization have a written policy on what staff can and cannot enter into ChatGPT? If not, the Diagnostic is the most important 30 minutes you are not having. No pitch. No proposal. One named gap and one specific action to address it.

Why IIIBC

Built differently from the start

Legacy consultancies add AI on top of traditional advisory. IIIBC was built from the practitioner layer up — by someone who has deployed AI systems in production, not studied them from a boardroom.

Dimension Legacy Consultancies IIIBC
Specialty Generalist; AI is a new practice added to existing lines AI-native; built from first principles of AI adoption
Output Strategy reports, presentations, recommendations Deployable frameworks, decision kits, operating models
Speed 6–18 month engagements Modular 4–12 week sprints with tangible deliverables
Engagement model Single, multi-month retainer — gated behind enterprise procurement Tiered model from complimentary diagnostic to retainer — mid-market accessible
Stance Vendor-neutral (sometimes vendor-captured) Human-AI collaboration first; risk-aware; opinionated
Continuity One-time engagement Continuous Intelligence Subscription keeps you current
Talent Traditional consultants reskilling into AI AI practitioners who translate to business strategy
Risk coverage Often bolt-on compliance review Risk, safety, and bias embedded in every framework
FOUNDING CLIENT PROGRAM · LIMITED

Be one of our first three named clients. Reserved founding-client terms.

In exchange: a named case study and a quotable outcome we can publish. We are looking for one technology-driven business, one non-profit or advocacy organization, and one trade association. Apply by 30 June 2026.

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IIIBC Digest

The briefing your CAIO actually needs

Written as an internal memo — not a newsletter. Signal vs. noise. Regulatory watch. One decision your leadership should make this week. Delivered bi-weekly. So useful that cancellation feels like losing a team member.

Opinionated signal — not a summary of what everyone else said
Regulatory watch: EU AI Act, US EO, sector-specific developments
One boardroom-ready sentence your CEO can use this week
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IIIBC DIGEST — JUNE 2026 — ISSUE 06
FOR: Chief AI Officers & AI Strategy Leaders
─── THIS WEEK'S SIGNAL ────────────────────────

The FTC issued guidance clarifying that generative AI use in marketing or product recommendations requires explicit disclosure — and enforcement actions are accelerating. If your team uses LLMs to generate customer emails, write ad copy, or power recommendation engines, you need documented AI disclosures or face regulatory action. This is no longer advisory; it is enforcement.

─── NOISE TO IGNORE ───────────────────────────

"Every large language model is now multimodal and capable of reasoning." This week's LLM benchmark releases conflate capability with reliability. High benchmark scores on synthetic tasks do not predict production performance against edge cases, adversarial inputs, or drift over time. The gap between benchmark and reality remains a 12-18 month maturity lag.

─── CAIO DECISION THIS WEEK ───────────────────

Map all customer-facing AI touchpoints (recommendations, content generation, summarization, search) and document what disclosure language your marketing and product teams are using. Prepare for a potential FTC audit. This is a 3-hour exercise that prevents a 6-figure compliance fine.

─── ONE SENTENCE FOR YOUR BOARD ───────────────

"The FTC is enforcing AI disclosure requirements in marketing — our legal and product teams need to audit all customer-facing AI touchpoints this month."

Learning Modules

AI Training for Your Organization

Structured, comprehensive training modules designed for technology teams and non-profit organizations. Self-paced learning with hands-on frameworks.

For Technology Teams

Governance models, risk registers, ROI measurement, and technical decision-making.

For Non-Profits & Advocacy

LDA/FARA compliance, donor confidentiality, data governance, and ethical AI use.

Executive Resources

Boardroom-ready summaries, regulatory analysis, and strategic briefings.

AI Readiness

Understand Your AI Readiness

Comprehensive assessments that measure your organization's AI readiness across governance, data, talent, and technology dimensions.

Enterprise AI Readiness Assessment

For technology-driven businesses, SaaS, fintech, healthtech, and other enterprise organizations.

Covers: Leadership alignment, data maturity, governance readiness, risk infrastructure, technical capability, culture and change management.

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Non-Profit AI Readiness Assessment

Specialized for non-profits, advocacy organizations, trade associations, and mission-driven organizations.

Covers: Compliance risk (LDA, FARA, 501(c)), donor/member confidentiality, data governance, AI policy gaps, regulatory exposure.

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Get Your AI Readiness Score

Both assessments provide a readiness profile: Unaware, Exploring, Developing, Capable, or Leading.

Output: Named gaps, priority recommendations, and a clear roadmap for improvement.

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Not sure which assessment is right for you?
Start with a free 30-minute AI Strategy Diagnostic to identify your organization's highest-impact AI gap.

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Free AI Strategy Diagnostic

Five questions.
One named gap.
Thirty minutes.

Not a pitch. Not a discovery call. A structured 30-minute conversation that exposes the most common structural failure modes in AI strategy — and leaves you with one specific, actionable finding.

  1. 01What AI tools are currently in use across your organization — and who approved them?
  2. 02When an AI system produces a wrong output, what is your escalation path?
  3. 03Has your leadership defined what AI is not allowed to decide without human review?
  4. 04Can you name the one AI initiative in the next 12 months that would most change your competitive position?
  5. 05Who owns AI strategy accountability in your organization today?
What happens next
  1. 1
    Pick a 30-minute slot. Direct calendar — no back-and-forth.
  2. 2
    We run the five questions. Structured, not a sales call.
  3. 3
    You leave with one named gap. And one specific next action.
Book My Free Diagnostic → Or email hello@iiibc.com

No obligation. No proposal sent unless you ask for one.