In one hour with Dr. Eric Goodman, your cabinet gets a clear picture of where your institution stands on AI, what to prioritize first, and a written summary you can share. It is the safest first step before any larger commitment.
By Eric Goodman, Ph.D., former chief academic officer · Updated October 2026
An Executive Briefing is a 60-minute working session for college and university leaders. Dr. Goodman reviews where your institution stands on AI across leadership alignment, governance, faculty and staff readiness, data and privacy, and academic integrity, then helps your team agree on the first priorities.
You leave with a written summary for your cabinet. There is no obligation to continue.
An outside read on your institution’s AI readiness, from someone who has led institutions like yours.
The two or three moves that matter most now, and what can wait.
A short written summary you can share with your cabinet, board or task force.
60 minutes, held live with Dr. Goodman and your leadership team.
The people who will make AI decisions: typically the president or provost, the CIO, key deans, and the chair of any AI task force.
No, but it helps if one or more leaders take the free AI Readiness Benchmark first. It takes about 3 minutes and gives the conversation a starting point.
You receive a written summary to share with your cabinet. If you want to go further, the next steps are the AI Operating Model Sprint, a fixed-scope engagement of 30 to 45 days, or a Higher Ed OS pilot by proposal.
In a 60-minute Executive Briefing, you’ll get a clear picture of where your institution stands on AI and a written summary to share with your cabinet.