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Bidun Group
Fractional AI governance leadership for programs that need to be built, scaled, or defended.
About Bidun Group
Bidun Group is a fractional AI Governance advisory practice for enterprises building, scaling, or defending their AI programs. Boards, regulators, auditors, customers, and insurers now expect a defensible AI governance and risk program. Most organizations face a gap they can't easily fill: in-house buildout takes 12+ months and requires senior talent the market is short on; Big 4 consulting is expensive and project-bounded — they hand you a binder, not a running program; doing nothing is no longer defensible. A fractional executive who has built and run an AI governance function inside a regulated firm closes the gap — for a fraction of the cost of a full-time hire and with a clear path to in-house ownership. What we offer: · Fractional AI Governance Committee Chair — ongoing oversight at 2–3 days/month · Fractional Head of AI Governance — build and run the function at 8–12 days/month, with transition to your permanent hire · 90-Day Program Buildout — fixed-fee delivery of a defensible AI governance program · Targeted Advisory — policy review, regulator and audit readiness, M&A AI risk diligence, board briefings Frameworks: NIST AI RMF · U.S. Treasury FS AI RMF · ISO/IEC 42001 · ISO/IEC 42005 · EU AI Act · FFIEC · SR 26-2 · NYDFS Part 500 · SEC/FINRA · GDPR · CCPA · SOC 2. Built to transition: engagements hand off cleanly — when you're ready to bring AI governance in-house, we help you define the role, evaluate candidates, and onboard your permanent hire. Led by Mike Bidun, a senior AI Governance operator, most recently Director of AI Governance and End-User Enablement at CAIS Group, a FINRA-regulated alternative investments fintech. Prior leadership at Citi's Internal Audit Innovation Lab and Morgan Stanley's IA Innovation & Research group. Based in Atlanta, GA · Remote-first · Engagements across the U.S. · Reach out: mike@bidun.com
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