Know What Matters
About AI.
You do not need to keep up with every AI tool. You need to know what matters, where it fits, and what is worth acting on.
Private one hour sessions with an AI practitioner and former Fortune 500 executive, focused on your business priorities.
Stay Current. Make Better Decisions.
Focus On Business Value.
AI is moving too quickly for most executives to follow every tool, model, and new capability. The challenge is not learning everything. It is knowing what deserves your attention.
Through private 1:1 sessions, Pibo helps you focus on the AI developments and decisions that matter to your business.
Stay Current Without Chasing Everything
Understand the AI developments that deserve your attention and ignore the rest.
Know Where AI Belongs
Evaluate where AI can create value, where people should remain involved, and where AI may not be the answer.
Lead Better AI Conversations
Ask better questions and engage confidently with your board, team, technology leaders, and vendors.
Measure Business Value
Move beyond AI adoption and determine whether it is improving the outcomes that matter.
AI Is Moving Faster Than
Most Executives Can Follow.
New tools, models, and capabilities appear constantly. The challenge is no longer access to AI. It is knowing what deserves your attention.
AI changes constantly. You cannot spend hours following every development just to determine what matters.
The question is not what is available. It is what is worth using, where it fits, and why.
You are expected to discuss AI with your team, board, customers, and vendors, even as the technology continues to change.
Employees may be using AI and working faster while business performance barely moves.
A 2026 study of nearly 750 CFOs found that reported productivity gains from AI were greater than the gains implied by changes in revenue and employment. The question is not simply whether people are using AI. It is whether AI is improving the outcomes that matter.
Source: Federal Reserve Banks of Atlanta and Richmond, Artificial Intelligence, Productivity, and the Workforce: Evidence from Corporate Executives, March 2026.
AI Decisions Are Business Decisions.
Technology teams can determine how AI should be implemented. Executives still need to decide which problems are worth solving, where AI belongs, and what success should look like.
Your Questions. Your Business.
Your Priorities.
A tool, initiative, business problem, recommendation, or simply something about AI you want to understand.
Discuss what matters, challenge assumptions, explore options, and connect the technology to your business reality.
Know what deserves attention, what questions to ask, and what you should do next.
Book one session when you need it. Continue only when there is another question worth working through.
Executive Experience. Practical AI.
Business Judgment.
Executive Experience
Decades leading revenue, business development, customer success, and global growth initiatives, including executive leadership at a Fortune 500 company.
Practical AI Experience
Hands on experience building and applying AI to real business problems, including sales, business development, analytics, market validation, and automation.
Proven Business Impact
Led a strategic AI initiative at Cisco that identified expansion opportunities across a global customer base, contributing to double digit growth and nine figure incremental revenue and earning recognition as a 2020 TSIA STAR Award finalist for Innovation in Expand Selling. More recently, implemented AI and agentic solutions for SMB sales and business development, as well as an AI powered market validation solution supporting product investment decisions.
From Vendor Report To Repeatable Capability
An executive was about to approve a third party market research engagement. Over three 1:1 sessions, we selected the right AI approach and built the research process together.
The work replaced the vendor report at roughly 15% of the planned cost, and the executive left with a framework they could use again.
No software to sell. No predetermined answer. The conversation starts with your business, not the technology.
You Do Not Need To
Become An AI Expert.
You need enough clarity to make the right decision.
Bring the question, tool, initiative, or decision in front of you.