AI Advisory, City by City
Every metro has its own regulator, its own talent pool, and its own version of the mid-market AI problem. Pick your city — each page maps the local adoption curve, the rules you actually operate under, and the industries where our engagements land first.
Home Markets
2 metrosWhere Shawn Moore is based and where we run the deepest in-person cadence.
Metro Vancouver — technology and b2b saas, natural resources and clean tech, professional services and financial services.
Maui County — hospitality and tourism, real estate and property management, health, wellness, and professional services.
US Financial and Media Capitals
3 metrosNew York and Los Angeles — the highest-consequence AI buyers and the tightest regulatory scrutiny.
New York Metropolitan Area — financial services and insurance, legal and professional services, media, advertising, and marketing.
Greater Los Angeles — media, entertainment, and gaming, aerospace and industrial, logistics and consumer products.
Miami–Fort Lauderdale–West Palm Beach — financial services and wealth, real estate and hospitality, logistics and healthcare.
US Tech Coasts
3 metrosSan Francisco, Seattle, Austin — the market with the most sophisticated AI buyers in the world.
San Francisco Bay Area — b2b saas and platform companies, fintech and financial services, life sciences and health-tech.
Puget Sound — b2b saas and cloud, aerospace and manufacturing, life sciences and health-tech.
Austin–Round Rock — b2b saas and cloud, semiconductors and hardware, financial services and insurance.
US Midwest and Mountain
3 metrosInsurance, industrial, energy, and healthcare mid-markets with disciplined operating cultures.
Chicagoland — insurance and financial services, industrial and manufacturing, professional services and healthcare.
Minneapolis–Saint Paul — retail and consumer, healthcare and med-tech, financial services and industrial.
Denver–Aurora–Lakewood — aerospace and defense, energy and telecom, b2b saas and financial services.
US South and Capital
5 metrosFortune 500 headquarters density, federal contracting, and the Southeast's fastest-growing mid-market.
Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex — financial services and insurance, telecom and logistics, healthcare and industrial.
Greater Houston — energy and petrochemicals, healthcare and life sciences, logistics and industrial.
Metro Atlanta — fintech and payments, logistics and supply chain, media and film production.
Washington DC Metropolitan Area — federal contractors and govtech, defense and cybersecurity, professional services and health-tech.
Greater Boston — life sciences and pharma, financial services and asset management, robotics and defense.
Canadian Innovation Corridor
4 metrosThe Toronto–Waterloo–Ottawa–Montréal spine that drives Canadian AI research and adoption.
Greater Toronto Area — financial services and wealth management, professional services (law, accounting, consulting), manufacturing and industrial (905 corridor).
Waterloo Region (Kitchener–Waterloo–Cambridge) — b2b saas and hard tech, manufacturing and advanced industrial, insurtech and financial services.
National Capital Region — govtech and federal contractors, defense, aerospace, and cyber, professional services.
Greater Montreal — ai-native and b2b saas, aerospace and advanced manufacturing, financial services and insurance.
Canadian West and Prairies
4 metrosEnergy, agri-food, industrial, and Pacific-facing mid-market economies.
Metro Vancouver — technology and b2b saas, natural resources and clean tech, professional services and financial services.
Calgary Metropolitan Region — energy and industrial operations, agri-food and logistics, professional services and financial services.
Edmonton Metropolitan Region — industrial and energy operations, agri-food and forestry, public sector and health-adjacent.
Winnipeg Capital Region — transportation and logistics, insurance and financial services, agri-food and manufacturing.
Atlantic Canada
1 metroOcean tech, defense, and health innovation on the East Coast.
All locations, A–Z
Every location page, alphabetically. Don't see your city? Most engagements run on a hybrid cadence and travel is routine — book a call and we'll build the cadence that fits.
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