01Interim management
Interim project leadership for initiatives that must not fail.
- MES rollouts
- IT validation
- transformation programmes
- For whom
- Companies that have to run an MES implementation, an IT validation or a transformation programme and need experienced leadership at short notice.
- How I bill
- Day allowances, agreed for a clearly defined phase.
- Typical start
- Situation review and handover, then taking over project leadership with fixed reporting dates.
02vCISO and fractional executive mandate
Ongoing part-time leadership for AI governance, information security and business continuity, as a virtual CISO (vCISO) for a defined period.
- AI governance
- Information security
- BCM
- For whom
- Companies that carry this responsibility but cannot or do not want to create a full-time role for it, from growing start-ups to established mid-sized firms.
- How I bill
- Monthly retainer with a fixed day allowance.
- Typical start
- Baseline and classification, then ongoing leadership on a fixed rhythm with reporting to management.
03Project and programme mandate
Clearly bounded initiatives with a named result and a date.
- AI management system under ISO/IEC 42001
- NIS2 preparation
- audit preparation
- For whom
- Companies with a concrete trigger: a customer questionnaire, an audit finding, a new obligation or an upcoming certification audit.
- How I bill
- Fixed price or time and materials, always with a clear scope.
- Typical start
- A small, named first assignment, such as an applicability assessment or the classification of AI systems. Its result stands on its own, even if nothing follows.
From first call to engagement
- 01
Initial call
30 minutes, confidential. Situation, trigger, deadline, and who signs off in the end.
- 02
Proposal
A written proposal with a named result, scope and date. No slide deck.
- 03
Starting assignment
Usually a bounded assignment of a few days. Its result stands on its own.
- 04
Engagement
Interim leadership with fixed reporting dates to management.
What I do not do
- I do not certify what I built myself. Certification is granted by an accredited body.
- I do not provide legal advice. Where a legal assessment is needed, I say so up front.
- Firewall configuration and tool operation are handled by technology partners. I name that boundary before I start.
- I do not write a result to order. A classification whose outcome is fixed in advance is worthless.
GEEREN AI SYSTEMS does not provide legal advice. I translate requirements into actionable steps and evidence. Legal assessments belong with your legal counsel.