A question for the owner
Are you sure you’re doing AI right?
A senior Head of AI on your leadership team, a few days a month. For companies where the owner decides.
Is this all hype?
Most of it. What works is narrow and needs an owner.
Licenses got bought, a pilot ran, and nothing in the P&L moved: nobody owned the result. What survives is one workflow at a time, with a person approving what leaves.
of corporate AI pilots show no P&L impact.
MIT NANDA, 2025. A contested number; the direction is not.What exactly would you do here?
Three shapes of work. Each ends with something you keep.
Alcir Candido scopes and leads every engagement. Embedwise builds it.
The Build
one workflowfour to six weeksWorking Session
one daya written planCan you show me it works?
Yes. These run today, built the way yours would be.
Embedwise Ops Console
Since June 2026: spend, leads, cost per lead, one screen.
Embedwise Search Wizard
Client build, since July 2026: every change proposed, none applied without a yes.
Embedwise Prospector
Since July 2026: hiring signals scored, a person decides.
See in a minute which offer fits.
Four taps; the result is priced next.
What does it cost?
From $4,000 a month for the fractional role. A fixed number for each build.
A full-time Head of AI runs $250,000 and up, and most owner-led companies cannot keep one busy every day.
What happens if it does not work?
You stop. Thirty days’ notice, and everything built stays yours.
Every scope names the number, your owner, and the stop path.
A Working Session or one Build is the usual first step.
You do: your accounts, your keys, your documentation.
Logged, with a fix path; we stay on call.
The sixth question is yours.
Bring the operation as it is.