BASS AI is a husband-and-wife team bringing together years of IT experience and world-class project management — with one mission.
BASS AI was born from a simple frustration: watching hardworking small business owners get left behind while Fortune 500s quietly leveraged AI to pull further ahead.
After two decades inside enterprise IT — building systems, leading teams, and managing executive relationships at one of the world's largest companies — Chris saw firsthand what AI could do when it was deployed thoughtfully. Rachael, a certified project management professional brought the discipline and process rigor to turn those ideas into real, repeatable wins.
Together we built BASS AI to bridge that gap — bringing the same quality of AI advisory enterprises pay millions for, sized and priced for the businesses that actually power our communities.
We handle the AI. You run your business.
With over 20 years in IT — spanning infrastructure, helpdesk, and executive-level relationship management at a Fortune 500 — Chris brings deep technical expertise and real-world business acumen to every engagement. He currently leads security operations with Microsoft 365 Copilot deployed across his enterprise toolkit.
With over 15 years leading large-scale technology programs in highly regulated industries — Rachael brings a rare combination of strategic rigor and hands-on execution to every client engagement. As a PMP-certified leader, she has built and governed complex, multi-million dollar portfolios, led M&A technology integrations, and modernized delivery frameworks for organizations ranging from national healthcare networks to Fortune-level insurers. At her core, Rachael is a trusted translator between business goals and technical delivery — turning ambiguous strategies into structured, accountable roadmaps that actually deliver value. Now applying that expertise to AI adoption, she helps small businesses cut through the noise, identifies where AI creates real value for their operations, and implements it with the same discipline and governance that enterprise organizations rely on — without the enterprise overhead