Megan C. Starkey believes AI demands more than technological adoption. It demands a fundamental rethink of how organizations work: how decisions are made, authority is distributed, power is shared, and people and intelligent systems work together. Her work explores how companies can redesign their operating models to realize AI’s potential while preserving human dignity and strengthening human agency.
A Fortune 500 advisor, author, frequent keynote speaker, and hands-on AI practitioner, Megan brings two decades of business and technology leadership to this challenge. She advises enterprise and public-sector leaders on AI strategy, investment, governance, and organizational transformation, with experience in AI deployments associated with millions in realized revenue.
Megan is the author of The Intelligence Organization: Nature’s Operating Model for the AI Era (2026) and creator of the Starkey Model for AI investment prioritization and the Intelligence Method for AI transformation. Her frameworks address AI economics, investment, enterprise transformation, and organizational design.
As CEO & Principal Consultant of RBD Co., an enterprise AI advisory firm, Megan advises Fortune 500 and other enterprise organizations across insurance, manufacturing, and consumer brands. Her work spans AI transformation, governance, executive education, and strategy. RBD Co. maintains federal procurement registration and holds SBA-certified Women-Owned Small Business (WOSB) status and applicable state and local supplier diversity certifications, serving commercial and public-sector markets.
A sought-after speaker, moderator, faculty member, and guest lecturer, Megan is a leading voice in AI transformation and has contributed to ODSC AI West, Minnesota CLE, the University of St. Thomas, BI WORLDWIDE, and the Business Architecture Conference. She facilitates C-suite roundtables and executive sessions on AI strategy, workforce transformation, and the future of work.
Megan combines strategic advisory with hands-on technical practice, building AI-powered software, agentic workflows, knowledge graphs, retrieval systems, and custom tools using Claude Code. As a member in the Anthropic Claude Partner Network, she brings direct implementation experience to enterprise AI.
Committed to advancing women’s leadership in AI, Megan helps women executives build the fluency and practical skills to lead AI adoption. Her perspectives have appeared in the Minnesota Star Tribune and Hitachi Vantara’s The Array. She holds a Harvard Business School certificate in Organizational Leadership.