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Haney Strategy

About

Strategy is the input. Bridging is the work.

MarketingSalesTechnologyAI

In most companies, the work is happening. The challenge is connecting it.

Jim Haney speaking on stage.

Jim Haney

Founder, AI Advisor & Fractional CMTO

Certification held in AI & Digital Transformation from MITMIT
  • 26

    Years across marketing, sales, technology, and AI.

  • 4

    Functions bridged daily: marketing, sales, technology, AI.

  • Hours of applied AI work, updated monthly.

The why

The disciplines speak different languages.

Marketing is shaping the message. Sales is building the pipeline. Technology is running the systems. AI is opening new ground. The work is happening. But the handoffs between these functions are where growth quietly stalls.

01Marketing

Speaks audience, message, and demand.

02Sales

Speaks pipeline, conversation, and quota.

03Technology

Speaks systems, integration, and uptime.

04AI

Speaks models, capability, and adoption.

The problem is not effort. It is that these functions often speak past each other.

A marketing problem may be a sales problem. A sales problem may be a positioning problem. A technology problem may be a workflow problem. An AI opportunity may be an adoption problem.

Haney Strategy works at those handoffs: part strategy, part bridging, part sleeves-rolled-up execution.

What changes

Same work. Two outcomes.

Most teams live in the first column. The second is what the work becomes when the disciplines connect.

When functions speak past each other

  • Marketing becomes a vending machine for sales tools.

  • AI gets piloted in silos that never reach a workflow.

  • CRMs fill up with activity, not insight.

  • Strategy decks land, then go quiet.

When the work is bridged

  • Marketing ties to the revenue motion, not activity.

  • AI lives inside real workflows, with structure and judgment.

  • CRMs reflect how the business actually sells.

  • Strategy moves into execution with the same person who built it.

His ability to combine strategic thinking with a deep understanding of customer needs has been instrumental. He is a lifelong learner who actively seeks out new trends and best practices, including leveraging AI tools to refine marketing strategies.

Carl PottkotterCarl PottkotterVP of Technology at Harrow

Peer trust

Peers who have seen the work.

Jim's expertise in AI and marketing is exceptional. He has successfully integrated AI into marketing workflows, enhancing efficiency and maintaining the human element in AI-driven processes.

Natalie SuarezNatalie SuarezCybersecurity Advisor at Huntress

Jim is one of the most forward-thinking marketing leaders I've ever worked with, combining deep marketing expertise, strong technical skills, and sharp business acumen. He has a unique ability to see the bigger picture and align strategies to deliver results that truly make an impact.

Billy TurnerBilly TurnerSVP, Managed Services at Secur-Serv

Part strategy. Part bridging.

Sleeves always rolled up.

Next step

Start where the friction is.

Bring the goals, the friction, and the unfinished work. I will tell you where the gaps are and whether I can help you close them.