Senior leadership, part-time. The judgment without the payroll.
A fractional CMO and a fractional Chief AI Officer for businesses that need the leadership but not the full-time seat — delivered by the same team that builds and runs the systems, so strategy and execution don’t live in different companies.
Two seats, one team
Fractional CMO
Owns your marketing strategy and calendar: positioning, campaigns, the website, the funnel, the numbers. The work gets done by the same team that builds AMG’s own systems — the plan and the build never point at each other.
Fractional Chief AI Officer
Owns what gets automated, in what order, with what safeguards: where AI genuinely pays (and where it’s a tax), how it’s audited, what it’s allowed to touch, and how you’ll know it’s working.
Who this is forFractional clients. Chambers of commerce.
Fractional clients
Owners and operators of growing businesses who are past “someone should really own marketing” but not at “hire a department.”
Chambers of commerce
Organizations that need both seats at member-scale, with member pricing through the Chamber AI Advantage program.
See the member program ↗Why trust a small firm with a C-suite seat
- A real, paid Chamber of Commerce engagement covering a full website, CRM, and intake system, delivered and standing behind it today
- A marketing agency run since 2018 on Boston’s North Shore
- Before that: enterprise technology sales at Oracle. Direct employment, big accounts, long cycles
- Our own operation runs on the exact systems we install and audit: we sell nothing we don’t run daily
Start hereThe AI Agent Reliability Audit
If you already bought AI tools, the first fractional-CAIO act is finding out what they actually do. We run your stack through the same false-completion, spend, and lost-context checks we run on our own, and hand you a scored report and a fix list.
Scoped on a call — everything that has a published number is on the Pricing page. We don’t quote what we haven’t seen.
Scope your auditBring us the mess.
Twenty minutes, no card, no deck. You’ll leave knowing what’s salvageable — even if the answer is “not us.”