Board Narrative
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Leadership interviews, then your AI direction in two halves: AI within the function, and its role in the wider AI agenda. You leave with a board-ready pack
Services
Each service comes at the depth that you need. Start at Orient, Decide or Build, whichever fits where you are. Most work starts with the Two Clocks AI diagnostic, on its own or with interviews across your leadership.
You leave knowing where you stand
You leave with a clear plan of what to do
You leave with something we build together, that runs without me
AI strategy
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Leadership interviews, then your AI direction in two halves: AI within the function, and its role in the wider AI agenda. You leave with a board-ready pack
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AI adoption fundamentals, first automations and governance basics, tailored to your function. You leave with your first moves
Workflows, team shape and governance redesigned. You leave with the new model, the AI governance protocol and a 90-day plan
AI governance
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A high-level reputational risk assessment of the AI you deploy and the AI aimed at you. You leave with your top risks and the questions to bring to the AI governance table
Risks mapped, with comms responsibility, escalation triggers and holding language. You leave with a risk register ready to run
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Your agent's brief and media training: what it can say, avoid and escalate. You leave with a reputation protocol your IT team can implement
The reputation protocol translated for the machine, then a mock interview against hard questions. You leave with the reputation protocol, and the findings of the mock interview
A machine spokesperson matrix and the briefing system that keeps agents consistent. You leave with the matrix, the briefing system and the findings of the drift test (aka media training) we run
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How AI engines form a view of you. You leave knowing your first moves
An exploratory, qualitative review of how AI engines answer your stakeholders' questions, starting from your tracking if you have it. You leave with agreed priorities and a plan to act on them
An operating model on your side: a master reference, a multi-department contribution workflow and AI instruments that test new content before it goes live. You leave with a system your team runs
Capability building
Keynotes, panels and board sessions, shaped around what your audience needs to understand about AI and communications
Half a day with your leadership team, built on the Two Clocks AI diagnostic. Questions come in beforehand. You leave with a direction of travel and next steps
Practical sessions that give your communications team the AI capabilities the function now needs
Ongoing support
A day a month or a day a fortnight, held in your calendar, spent on whatever the function is working on that month. It does not require a prior project
For an organisation building the function, holding it between hires, or building an AI capability with nobody senior to own it yet. One or two days a week
Not sure what you need, or have a different question? That's usually the first conversation.
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