Services

Begin with a decision. Build only what your institution can govern.

Our engagements move from leadership clarity to practical safeguards and one measurable operating result.

01

Leadership & AI Literacy Session

Build shared AI understanding, clarify safe use, and choose one useful next step.

Starting at $1,500

What it includes

  • Pre-session team intake
  • A practical, non-technical workshop
  • Responsible-use and privacy discussion
  • 30-day action plan

Best for

Teams that need a grounded introduction to AI before deciding whether a larger readiness or implementation engagement is appropriate.

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02

AI Readiness Sprint

Establish practical governance, ownership, safeguards, and a credible implementation plan.

$12,500–$15,000

What it includes

  • Leadership and workflow discovery
  • Readiness and risk assessment
  • Priority use-case selection
  • Governance roles and human approval points
  • Implementation brief and 90-day roadmap

Best for

Institutions already experimenting with AI but lacking consistent direction, accountability, or implementation readiness.

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03

Working Workflow

Put one governed AI-enabled process into operation with defined ownership and measurable value.

$25,000–$45,000

What it includes

  • Workflow baseline and acceptance criteria
  • Process and tool design
  • Data and human-approval controls
  • Configuration or lightweight implementation
  • Training, handoff, and outcome measurement

Best for

Organizations ready to move beyond reports and prove responsible value in a real operating workflow.

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04

Fractional AI Adoption Lead

Add ongoing adoption leadership, governance coordination, and implementation oversight.

$6,000–$8,000/month

What it includes

  • Adoption roadmap ownership
  • Vendor-neutral decision support
  • Governance and exception oversight
  • Implementation coordination
  • Leadership reporting and capability building

Best for

Organizations with continuing adoption priorities but limited internal capacity to coordinate them responsibly.

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Most organizations should not begin with implementation.

A focused first conversation determines whether there is a useful decision to make, whether Impact Glocal is qualified to help, and which engagement—if any—fits.

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