Built on Wall Street.Fluent in AI.

Founded by Jeffrey McMillan, former Head of Firmwide AI at Morgan Stanley, McMillanAI helps decision-makers understand and deploy AI effectively.

Jeffrey McMillan in conversation at a McMillanAI event
20+
Years in Tech & Finance
C-Suite
Level Advisory
Global
Enterprise Experience

Mission-Driven Leadership, Applied to AI

Jeff combines his experience as the former Head of Firmwide AI at Morgan Stanley, years as a Chief Analytics Officer, an adjunct professor at Columbia, and a West Point graduate to bring discipline and strategic clarity to AI transformation.

He has trained thousands of employees and worked with organizations across the U.S., Europe, Asia and the Middle East. His focus is the same everywhere: helping leaders understand AI well enough to ask the right questions.

Putting GPT-4 in Advisors’ Hands

Morgan Stanley Wealth Management, the first financial services customer of OpenAI, built AI tools that help financial advisors find answers faster and spend more time with clients.

98%
of advisor teams use the AI assistant
20% to 80%
of firm documents reachable by advisors
100,000
documents the assistant can now answer from
  • Evals before deployment

    Every AI use case was tested against expert judgment before going live.

  • Pilot to firmwide

    The advisor assistant grew into a family of tools, including a meeting summarizer.

  • Trust built in

    Daily regression testing and zero data retention kept outputs compliant and data private.

How I Work

Trust is the foundation of advisory work. These are the commitments I operate under, published before you engage.

  1. Platform-agnostic

    No preferred vendors and no referral fees or revenue shares with any AI platform or consulting firm. My recommendations are independent.

  2. Confidential by default

    What you share stays with me. I never carry client information across engagements.

  3. Work I won't take

    Systems designed to deceive users, AI built to circumvent regulation, removing human oversight from decisions about people's lives, or headcount cuts dressed up as strategy.

Jeffrey McMillan
“The leaders who thrive won’t be those who understand every algorithm; they’ll be the ones who ask the right questions, set the right guardrails, and move decisively.”
Jeffrey McMillanFounder, McMillanAI