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Mandate Without Framework: How Operations Leaders Break the AI Research Loop
Houston, Texas, June 25, 2026 — When mandate leaders lack a framework for accountability, they research without deciding and accumulate pilots without shipping. This analysis reveals why 89% of workshop participants haven't launched a production AI use case and what accountability structures separate leaders who ship from those still exploring.

JR
Jun 2612 min read


Accountability Over Expertise: Why Small Companies Win at AI
Houston, Texas, June 11, 2026 — Twenty-one leaders from small and midmarket companies shared what's working, what's blocking progress, and what the data says about ownership, talent, and readiness. This article translates their feedback into a practical framework for founders building AI responsibly.

JR
Jun 126 min read


The Accountability Gap: Why AI Pilots Stall Without Named Owners
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, May 21, 2026 -— Most leaders are moving fast on AI pilots, but a new workshop survey reveals the structural gaps that prevent pilots from becoming real business change. Named accountability and talent strategy, not technology, are the limiting factors.

JR
May 226 min read


Vancouver, OR: Building AI Strategy That Drives Growth
Vancouver, Oregon, September 19, 2025 — A Vancouver, Oregon workshop made AI feel practical again. Leaders surfaced the real blockers: unclear ownership, siloed data, weak governance, and missing KPIs. Here are the takeaways to launch one measurable pilot, improve customer experience, and build internal capability through GPS Summit.

JR
Sep 19, 20254 min read
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