Who Should Own AI StrategyAI Is Not an IT Project. It Is a Leadership Test.By Tim Glomb Jr.

Most companies are approaching AI the wrong way.

They're buying tools, launching pilots, and telling employees to "use more AI"—while the business itself stays fundamentally unchanged. The same inefficient workflows. The same fragmented systems. The same endless meetings and manual reporting. The same people acting as human glue between disconnected processes.

That's not transformation. That's motion.

In Who Should Own AI Strategy, AI transformation leader Tim Glomb Jr. delivers a practical guide for executives, operators, and business leaders navigating one of the biggest business shifts of the modern era: Who actually owns AI strategy inside a company?

Drawing from experience leading AI transformation initiatives supporting more than $5 billion in commerce, Glomb explains why AI is not primarily a technology challenge—it's an operating model challenge. Companies that treat AI like another software rollout risk falling into "AI theater," where activity replaces meaningful business change.

Inside, you'll learn:

• Why "AI everywhere" often creates chaos instead of leverage
• Why AI strategy cannot belong to IT alone
• The hidden cost of "human glue work" inside organizations
• How to redesign workflows instead of layering AI onto broken processes
• What leaders should do in the first 90 days of AI transformation
• How to measure real business impact—not vanity metrics

Filled with insights like "Prompts are not profits," "Humans are not APIs," and "AI everywhere, strategy nowhere," this audiobook challenges leaders to stop treating AI like another software rollout and start treating it like a test of leadership and operational discipline.

This is not a technical manual for engineers. It's a practical operating guide for leaders who want to build organizations that scale smarter and compete better because of AI.