Engagements
A staged path from board visibility to governed execution.
Each engagement is designed to leave a senior leader with a clearer decision, a stronger record, and a next step that does not depend on guesswork.
Engagement Mechanics
Every stage ends with a usable board or leadership artifact.
Briefing clarifies the question. Playbook assigns the operating model. Lab tests the decision under pressure. Residency installs the cadence. The buyer should always know what will be decided, who should be in the room, and what artifact leaves the room.
The Path
Four stages. One governance system.
Chairman’s Briefing
The one-hour board-level proof of concept. It either confirms the governance system is adequate or shows where it is not.
Executive AI Governance Playbook
The operating guide for leaders ready to build decision rights, containment architecture, and evidence discipline.
Executive Lab
A working session that pressure-tests governance against the organization’s AI deployment, risk profile, and board reporting needs.
Residency
A scoped embedded engagement for installing the full governance architecture inside the operating system of the organization.
Scoped after the initial inquiry.
Executive Assistant Handoff
The real gatekeeper needs a real artifact.
A chair or CEO rarely wants a generic form. The EA needs a concise memo that can be placed in the principal’s morning folder and understood in two minutes.
Designed for the morning folder
The memo states what Touch Stone does, why the governance question matters, and what the assistant should include in the handoff.
How It Starts
One conversation. One business day. No qualification queue.
Glenn reviews the inquiry directly and responds with the next useful question.