Who AiFusionX answers to, and who does the work.
Enterprise companies have been using AI and automation to outpace smaller competitors for years. AiFusionX exists to close that gap, and this page records how it is governed and who stands behind it.
- A not-for-profit member association
- Members, not shareholders
- 33 years of consulting behind the work
Members, not shareholders.
Who is accountable, what the structure means, and what a member can rely on.
Accountable body
A not-for-profit private foundation holds and stewards AiFusionX. Gregg Michael is its founder and steward.
The structure
AiFusionX is a not-for-profit association rather than a company.
Who it answers to
Members, not shareholders. There are no shareholders to return capital to and no quarterly growth targets to hit.
How decisions are made
In the interest of current and future members, with a long-term orientation rather than short-term commercial optimization.
What membership is
Membership is by private agreement. Services are delivered on a private basis between the association and its members, and the terms are published before you join.
What a member can expect
Published criteria, a straight answer either way, and the freedom for us to turn away work we cannot do well.
Gregg Michael
Founder, AiFusionX. He has run his own consulting firms since 1992.
- 33 yearsRunning his own consulting firms since 1992, four of them before AiFusionX.
- 20 yearsLeading enterprise IT projects hands-on: security, identity and access, infrastructure, disaster recovery and project management.
- 100+Engagements since 2017 across finance, healthcare, manufacturing, retail, government, legal, energy and education.
Enterprise engagements include
- Procter & Gamble
- Charles Schwab
- 3M
- Publix Super Markets
- Best Buy
- CIBC
- Navy Federal Credit Union
- Carnival Corporation
- Public sector: DHS, IRS, ICE
- Private organizations
Engagements delivered as a consultant, often through software partners. Names are listed as experience, not endorsement.