About Consilium
Executive AI briefings from Sophrono, the AI implementation firm. The people who brief your leaders are engineers who design and ship AI systems for clients.
The name
Counsel before a hard decision.
Consilium is Latin for counsel, and for the council that gives it. Before a hard decision, a Roman leader called a consilium: people who knew the ground, briefing the person who would decide.
That is the job. We bring what we know from building AI systems. Your leaders keep the decision.
A Sophrono service
Briefed by people who build AI.
Sophrono is an AI implementation firm. Its engineers design and build AI systems around business logic, trusted data, and human authority.
Consilium puts those engineers in front of boards and executive teams. They explain what works, what it costs, and where it fails, from delivery rather than forecasts.
Briefings stand on their own. If you later want something built, Sophrono can quote it, and you are free to use anyone.
Who does what
We brief. Your leaders decide.
- 01
Your sponsor
The chair, CEO, or executive who books the session.
- Agrees the audience and the agenda
- Shares plans under confidentiality
- Receives the written summary
Never surprised by what is presented.
- 02
A Sophrono engineer
Someone who designs and ships AI systems for clients.
- Prepares sector examples
- Presents and answers questions
- Writes the summary or priorities
Never sells from the stage.
- 03
Your leaders
The board or executive team in the room.
- Ask the hard questions
- Weigh the trade-offs
- Decide priorities and owners
Never lose the decision to an outside adviser.
Fit
When a briefing helps, and when it is too early.
A good fit
- AI is on the board or executive agenda this year
- Leaders disagree about where AI fits
- Management has AI plans the board must weigh
- An event needs a grounded AI speaker
Not the right service
- You need legal or regulatory advice: ask counsel
- You need a system built: ask Sophrono for a quote
- You want hands-on tool training for staff
What we need from you
- A sponsor who owns the agenda
- The questions or decisions on the table
- Time on the leaders’ calendars
- Plans to examine, under confidentiality, if wanted
What you can expect
Published prices and written follow-up.
- Published prices: the board briefing at $3,500, the workshop at $7,500
- An agenda agreed with your sponsor before every session
- A reply by email within two business days of receipt
- Something in writing after every session
- No selling from the stage
Each booking is confirmed by a short engagement letter. Briefings are educational and advisory, not legal, financial, or investment advice.
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