Board-ready profile
Board-ready profile
A short material for conversations in a supervisory board, management board or executive search context. It organizes the public context of Maciej Stolarski: area of specialization, operational experience, governance perspective and how to start a confidential conversation.
Public-safe preview
What is useful to know before introducing me further
This profile helps a referrer quickly check whether the conversation makes sense: AI at board, management, owner or executive search level, with emphasis on risk, value, accountability and execution.
I send the full profile when there is a concrete context for the conversation or referral. I do not publish confidential references, client names or non-public processes.
Public verification points
Short context that can be checked without confidential data
Mill AI
Co-Founder of Mill AI. Current practice in building companies and processes designed around AI-enabled operating models.
WeNet
Former Chief AI Officer at WeNet. Experience moving from experiments into AI strategy, processes and governance.
Kozminski University
Executive MBA at Kozminski University and Professional Supervisory Board Program at Kozminski University.
Public professional profile for a basic check of role, history and current context.
Conversation scope
The profile is not a sales offer
The most common context is a conversation about how a board or management team should look at AI: where risk appears, where value is real, who is accountable and whether the organization can move from pilots to a working process.
For boards and owners - oversight of AI strategy, risk, accountability and reporting.
For management teams - assessment of AI initiatives, operating model, vendors, data and execution.
For executive search - quick assessment of a profile that combines AI operator experience with governance perspective.
Next step
Request the profile if there is a real conversation context
If you want to introduce Maciej to a board, management team, owner or executive search conversation, send a short note with the situation. A general context is enough for the first message.