
An operator who also builds.
Aileron is the practice of Brandon Gee in Midland, Michigan. Since 2014 it has run 80+ engagements for founders, CEOs, and boards across SaaS, healthcare, public safety, retail, and civic work, and since 2020 most of that work has been AI adoption.
He founded a healthcare group, ran its back office on agents carrying about 85% of the work, and sold it.
Inside a multi-site education operator he built 11+ agentic systems used by 50+ operators, retiring about 1,500 hours a month, about $1.2M a year.
11+systems50+operators1,500hours a month$1.2Ma yearHe came out of a $30M design-build construction firm and rolled out Procore for construction clients.
He writes the code: his autonomous coding system, Maestro, has completed 500+ tasks and ships when confidence clears a threshold.
Three rules do not move.
Buy where a vendor fits, and build only the layer that is missing.
Revenue is the scoreboard: before-and-after numbers in writing, and use cases that miss get stopped.
Plain language on a live project, to a superintendent, an advisor, or an owner.