AI governance · process · delivery
I help organizations put AI governance in place, and make it stick.
Twenty years of delivering controls, processes and technology in financial services, healthcare and tech, now focused on governance that enables AI adoption instead of slowing it down.
- AIGP
- ISO/IEC 42001 Lead Implementer (BSI)
- CIPM
- Six Sigma Black Belt
- CSM · CSPO
Works with NIST AI RMF, ISO/IEC 42001, OECD AI Principles and privacy requirements.
What I do
Governance that fits how the organization actually works
AI governance
Find the AI in use, assess risk and maturity, set up the operating model and controls, and prepare for regulation, then transition ownership to your team.
Process and controls
Fix the process first. Six Sigma discipline applied to audit findings, compliance workflows and decision rules so controls are lighter and actually followed.
Project and product delivery
From discovery to controlled deployment: roadmaps, vendors, migrations and adoption, delivered with Scrum and product practice.
Organization-level engagements, including fractional AI governance, run through Flowhaus.ai.
Selected work
Proof from regulated, high-stakes environments
Mortgage document governance
Union Bank, mortgage banking, 2017–2018
Read the case →Migration weekends with zero losses
Wells Fargo / Wachovia, wealth management, 2010–2011
Read the case →Healthcare feedback and request platform
Alliance Healthcare Services, 2015–2017
Read the case →AI voice, privacy and disclosure
Meta / Reality Labs, 2021–2023
Read the case →The skill mix
Four disciplines, one practitioner
Most governance gaps sit between disciplines. Having all four in one person means fewer handoffs and controls that survive contact with the business.
Six Sigma Black Belt
Remove waste and rework before adding controls or automation.
AIGP · ISO 42001 · CIPM
Frameworks, risk, privacy and operating models.
CSM · CSPO
Roadmaps, vendors and delivery to sustainable operations.
M.S., HCI + Design
Makes governance usable, so people follow it instead of working around it.
Optimize before automate
Start with one system or issue, tailor governance to the organization, and expand once it works. How I work →