Talks and panels for CFOs, COOs, boards and private-equity operating partners: how to scope one AI workflow to a number, have it running in about eight weeks, and know whether it worked. No vendor content, no slides about the future.
Two IPOs · Fleetmatics' $2.4B sale to Verizon · five board seats
Every talk uses only results we have published, with the method behind them. Formats: 20-minute keynote, 45-minute session with Q&A, panel, or a closed-door working session for a leadership team or portfolio.
The four-input formula (people, hours, loaded cost, measured share), why borrowed benchmarks sink business cases, and the afternoon test run that replaces an assumption with a measurement. Worked example: a public venture lender's prospect research, 6–9 analyst hours per 100 companies to about 15 minutes.
Takeaway: a business case the audience can fill in that week. Companion article: How to scope an AI project to a P&L number.
How an operating partner picks the first workflow, fixes the number before the build, and uses the Twin-Engine method (frontier tools for the technical team, an adoption program for everyone else) so the capability stays after the consultants leave.
Takeaway: a repeatable playbook that transfers between companies because the test on real work is the only part that has to.
What on-premise, private-cloud and air-gapped AI actually require for finance, healthcare and legal teams; the public / internal / restricted line; why capability is no longer the trade-off; and what "HIPAA and FINRA compliant out of the box" has to mean in practice.
Takeaway: a classification the compliance officer can sign. Background: Why your most sensitive AI work shouldn't leave the building.
Customers now ask AI assistants who to hire. A Delray Beach salon went from 0 of 10 assistants naming it to 9 of 10, with website visitors from 110 to 651 a month and a #4 of 245 local ranking, measured in June 2026. The AI Front Door method, step by step, and how any business can check itself for free.
Takeaway: a two-minute self-check and the five fixes behind it. Case study: The AI Front Door.
Written in the third person for introductions and event pages. Every fact is on the backgrounder with dates.
Stuart Kerr is founder and CEO of ISO Vision AI, an AI strategy and implementation firm in Highland Beach, Florida and New York. An operator for 30+ years, he worked at Apple, NeXT and Oracle, then built growth-software companies through two IPOs and exits to Dell, Verizon, TIBCO and Bridgestone.
Stuart Kerr is founder and CEO of ISO Vision AI, where every engagement is scoped to a P&L number before it starts and handed over as a working system in about eight weeks. Before that he spent 30+ years in the operator's chair: Apple and NeXT in the Steve Jobs era, enterprise sales leadership at Oracle, then growth-software companies through two IPOs and exits to Dell, Verizon, TIBCO and Bridgestone, including Fleetmatics' $2.4B sale to Verizon. He has held five board seats (Azuga, 3GTMS, IntelliShift, Huro AI, Focus GTS) and sits on the board of advisors of Cognitum One. Kellogg School of Management.
Stuart Kerr is founder and CEO of ISO Vision AI, an AI strategy and implementation firm based in Highland Beach, Florida, with a presence in New York. The firm works with CFOs, COOs and private-equity operating partners who want AI that shows up on the P&L: every engagement is scoped to a measurable number before it starts, built with the client's own team, and handed over as a working system in about eight weeks. Published results include a public venture lender whose prospect research went from 6–9 analyst hours per 100 companies to about 15 minutes, and a Delray Beach salon that went from 0 of 10 to 9 of 10 AI assistants naming it.
Before ISO Vision AI, Stuart spent 30+ years as an operator: Apple and NeXT in the Steve Jobs era, enterprise sales leadership at Oracle under Larry Ellison, then two decades building and steering growth-software companies through two IPOs and exits to Dell, Verizon, TIBCO and Bridgestone, including Fleetmatics' $2.4B sale to Verizon. He has held five board seats (Azuga, 3GTMS, IntelliShift, Huro AI, Focus GTS) and advises Cognitum One. A certified 1000xAI trainer, his course on building AI-driven ROI models in Excel has been taught in more than 100 countries. He holds an MBA from Northwestern's Kellogg School of Management.
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