Decision forums
Mapped existing forums and helped define future-state forum types.
Case study · AI + organizational design
A confidentiality-aware account of how structured AI workflows supported synthesis, governance design, and executive storytelling within a larger Accenture consulting team.
01 · Context
The client had extensive leadership input, existing forums, and multiple workstreams. The harder problem was turning that context into a clearer model for decisions, accountability, representation, and escalation.
02 · Role
Ayotunde supported research, interview synthesis, governance analysis, role mapping, role profiles, and executive-ready materials. His final internship presentation recorded 45+ project meetings, 40+ interviews synthesized, and 15+ slides used in leadership meetings across four workstreams.
Ownership boundary: The engagement, recommendations, and client outcomes belonged to the Accenture team and client stakeholders. This case study describes Ayotunde’s documented contribution.
03 · Governance design
Mapped existing forums and helped define future-state forum types.
Clarified who recommends, decides, contributes, and owns follow-through.
Considered which roles and perspectives needed a seat in each forum.
Helped shape pathways for issues that could not be resolved at the first level.
04 · AI workflow
Structure
Organized interview context and recurring tasks so prompts could be reused consistently.
Synthesize
Used AI to support meeting synthesis, governance analysis, and cross-interview themes.
Draft
Created AI-assisted executive summaries and role profiles for further review.
Review
Checked outputs against project conversations, team feedback, and confidentiality requirements.
05 · Growth
Across the summer, Ayotunde moved from supporting pieces of a workstream to owning much of its final executive profile and governance story. The progression mattered as much as the deliverables: ask sharper questions, absorb feedback, and make complex work easier for decision-makers to use.
06 · Limits