The steps
7 steps, each on a page that already exists.
- 01
Read the model in public
Three lines, one company: a fractional Chief AI Officer practice with forward-deployed engineering, an Executive Forum in Lake Nona Medical City, and a thought-leadership Studio inside the GuideWell Innovation Center. Prices, tiers, seat counts and terms are published, not hinted at.
About Ecofy - 02
Meet the founders and the partners
The founders' pages say who runs what. The partners page states the real partnership status with each platform Ecofy orchestrates, including where a status is still pending.
Platforms and partners - 03
Study the three lines
The Chief AI Officer page carries the ladder and the twelve-month roadmap. The Forum page carries the format, the 200 seats and the one Forum Partner package. The Studio page carries the packages and the client cap. Read all three; the business is the way they feed each other.
The Executive Forum - 04
Watch the daily work
Your Chief AI Officer publishes every weekday morning; the Insights desk organizes it by topic and by seat; the method page says how it is made and the sources page says what it reads. This is the content engine and the audience in formation, in public, every day.
How the brief is made - 05
Ask for an invitation to the partner room
The partner room holds the material shared in confidence: the business in detail, its economics, the roadmap and the partnerships behind it. Write to Aubree on the "Partner with Ecofy" line with who you are, who introduced you, and what you would want to understand first. Invitations are personal.
Ask for an invitation - 06
Use the invitation link, and keep it to yourself
An invitation is a personal link, or a passcode given in conversation. A link opens the room on the device it is used on for seven days, expires on the date set when it was issued, can be withdrawn at any time, and records when it was opened. If a link reads as expired, withdrawn or at its view limit, ask for a fresh one rather than a copy of someone else's. A colleague who should see the room gets their own.
The partner room door - 07
Then talk
Everything in the room is a starting point for a conversation with Aubree, not a substitute for one. Questions are welcome by email and the answers go into the room so the next reader has them too.
Write to Aubree
What happens next
After you write, this is what follows.
After you write, Aubree replies personally. If the fit is right, an invitation link follows with its expiry stated. Nothing in the partner room is published anywhere else on this site, in its feeds or in its sitemap, and nothing on the public site should be read as an offer of securities.
Reading list
- About EcofyThe company, the principle, the founders.
- Chief AI OfficerThe practice, the ladder, the roadmap.
- The Executive ForumThe room, the seats, the partners.
- The StudioThe packages and the cap.
- InsightsThe daily output, in public.
Questions
What investors ask before they write.
Why is some material behind an invitation?
Because partners and investors need detail that is not for competitors or search engines: economics, roadmap and the specifics of partnerships still being agreed. The public site carries everything that can be public.
Can I forward my invitation link?
Please do not. Links are personal, record when they are opened and can be withdrawn. Ask for a link for your colleague instead; it takes a minute.
My link says it has expired.
Links expire on the date set when they were issued. Write to Aubree for a fresh one; the room and your place in the conversation are unchanged.
Is anything on this site an offer to invest?
No. The public site describes the business and its services. Any discussion of investment happens in person and in documents prepared for it.