Most companies deploy AI to cut costs. We help CEOs change what they sell, to whom, and at what price.
Four commercial leaks—not model performance—usually explain why.
Per-seat and per-license models capture less value than AI delivers—so product improvement can leave revenue behind.
Buyers shortlist vendors in ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini. If your brand is absent, the decision starts without you.
Reps chase familiar accounts while lower-tier opportunities that AI could reach economically remain untouched.
Knowledge is still sold hour-by-hour while AI-native competitors package comparable expertise as a scalable product.
Technology moves; pricing, coverage, incentives, and P&L ownership do not.
System integrators sell technology.
We lead the model change that makes it pay.
IT and R&D produce tools that do not command a premium or solve a paying customer problem.
AI adds micro-productivity; revenue requires end-to-end workflow redesign and commercial choices.
No one owns the P&L impact—or the pricing, coverage, and incentives that make the model stick.
Sales, finance, and legal need alignment, but no internal leader has the mandate and distance to force it.
Start with any lever; the CEO conversation still resolves into one coherent commercial plan.
Pricing and sales coverage prove earlier; productisation is the larger, longer bet. Choose by proof horizon, not ambition alone.
Decision document in 6 weeks.
ROI proof in ~90 days.
Baseline in 4 weeks; commercial proof by month 6.
Go / no-go in 6 weeks; revenue in 9–18 months.
The work belongs in the CEO agenda: pricing, demand capture, coverage, and new revenue lines. We sit with the CEO, force the commercial choices, and make the economics legible.
Built and sold consumption-based and API models—and knows where definitions break.
Took AI-adjacent products into blue-chip buyers—and knows what procurement accepts.
Made commercial logic legible to the people who pay for it.
Diagnose the lever, redesign the model, prove the economics, then scale. Decision first → model second → evidence before rollout.
Audit where AI erodes margin, creates uncaptured value, and which revenue lever has the shortest path to impact.
Rebuild pricing, AI-era demand capture, sales coverage, or productized expertise around the chosen lever.
Run one customer pilot or one quarter of controlled testing; measure against agreed rules and scale what works.
Fixed-fee diagnostic first; outcome-linked components where appropriate.
Identify the AI revenue lever with the fastest path to impact, with a quantified business case and go / no-go recommendation.
Take one lever end to end—pricing, demand capture, sales coverage, or expertise productization—through pilot validation.
Own the P&L and lead the transformation on the ground, including exit or capital-raise preparation.

MBA, London Business School · MSc Finance, Paris Dauphine–PSL
Identify which of the four revenue levers is most exposed—and most available—in your business.
Give you a preliminary view of the fastest path to measurable impact.
Agree whether an Option A diagnostic is worth doing.
The risk is not whether AI works. It is whether competitors redesign the commercial model first.