
Strategy for AI
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Operator-turned-advisor helping law, accounting, real estate, and PE firms find and implement AI with a human-first, friction-audit methodology.

About
Strategy for AI is Brad Bush's advisory practice for professional-services firms (law, accounting, executive search, commercial real estate, private equity, architecture/engineering), typically 30-300 employees. Bush, a former CEO/COO/CIO with 25+ years leading technical teams and $250M+ in transformations, runs a three-phase model: an interview-based Friction Audit, human-first implementation with internal-champion certification, and an ongoing fractional Chief AI Officer retainer. The firm cites aggregate client results of over 11,000 hours saved per year and $1.2M+ in estimated annual value across 10+ guided firms, backed by named client testimonials from real estate and legal firms.
What they sell
Always-On Bank Reconciliation
Continuously match bank feeds and categorize transactions, routing only exceptions to a human.
Contract Review & Risk Flagging
Provide a structured risk summary for every inbound contract against your firm's playbook.
Lease Abstraction at Intake
Convert each new lease into a structured abstract quickly.
Data Room First-Pass Diligence
Extract key terms and flag anomalies in the data room.
Focus
Approach
Industries
Services
Evidence on file
Independently verified, never paid placementCase studies
4Certifications & partner status
1Directory cross-listings
1Public footprint
1- aggregate client metrics11,000+ hours saved/year and $1.2M+ estimated annual value across 10+ guided firms
In their words
Provider-supplied, shown as givenHaving Brad help us understand how to best leverage AI, and what to focus our efforts on, was invaluable for our sales teams.
Julianna Brooks
Bradford Commercial Real Estate Services
One of the brightest, most innovative leaders I have worked with. In Brad you can trust.
Charlie Vogt
Senior Advisor, Bowen
Brad's practical tools took repetitive tasks off my plate and made my days dramatically more efficient.
Campbell Puckett
Cushman & Wakefield
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