Building
organizations where
humans & AI agents
work by design.
I help leaders design the operating model for the AI-agent era, culture that scales trust, communication that survives ambiguity, delegation that works across humans and machines. A writer’s site, first.
A writer who ships; working where leadership, AI, and organizational design intersect.
Daron is an author, strategic advisor, and ACM Distinguished Speaker working at the intersection of AI, leadership, and organizational transformation. He is the author of Agentic Organizations (2026), which introduces the CCD Triad (Culture, Communication, Delegation) as the operating model for organizations that work with AI agents.
His career spans founder and CTO roles, four years at Microsoft, and strategic AI/ML leadership at AWS. He has delivered 369 sessions across 13 countries and 74+ universities as an ACM Distinguished Speaker.
He writes weekly essays from the blurry border where agentic systems meet real org charts.
Field notes from building with agents, teams, and the gap between them.
A field manual for leaders building with agents, not against them.
Organizations
Agentic Organizations: the CCD Triad for culture, communication, and delegation in the age of AI agents.
Most companies are retrofitting AI into org charts built for humans alone. This book is an argument, a framework, and a working playbook for leaders who want to design from first principles for a team where agents are first-class members.
Built from 369 sessions with operators across 13 countries, grounded in leadership research, tested against real deployments.
Keynotes, workshops, and uncomfortable conversations about what leadership means now.
Agentic Organizations
Keynote · 45–60 min. For exec teams and boards wrestling with the org-design implications of AI agents.
The CCD Triad, in Practice
Workshop · half- or full-day. Hands-on framework application for leadership cohorts and transformation teams.
The Organizational Side of AI
Talk · 30–45 min. Where leadership, identity, and delegation collide with automation, for community and academic audiences.
If the work resonates, write to me.