Consultant pitches one-person AI enablement for sub-50-person startups
NirantK · x · 2026-10-23
Responding to Dan Shipper's take, an independent consultant argues that companies under 50 people don't need a dedicated AI team — just one fractional advisor plus founder conviction. His program: intake calls to map the team's AI usage, weekly drops of specific skills/tools/tips for a month, async Slack support, and a 15-hour/month call quota for troubleshooting. He'll serve only 3-4 teams of 10-30 people to keep quality high.
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