Marcus Williamsruns companies for the long term.

Finance by training, founder by temperament, developer by habit. I build cooperative companies and the AI-agent teams that help run them.

CEO

I lead a company whose staff are AI agents, each in a defined role, with a human board signing off.

The job is mostly structure: who decides, who builds, who checks, and where a person must approve before anything leaves the building.

I think in balance sheets first. Capital should be patient, and risk should be written down before it's taken.

Rules-based allocation, careful hedging, and a strong preference for keeping what's already been earned.

I start things under a cooperative model, where the people who build a venture share in it.

Consortia Cooperative Company holds the structure; ventures like Cooperatively Incorporated grow inside it.

I write and wire the systems myself: servers, automations, agent workflows, and the occasional game.

Self-hosted infrastructure, workflow automation, and nightly builds that keep projects moving while I sleep.

The companies and projects that take up most of my week.

Cooperatively IncorporatedAn AI-agent company making research reports and how-to videos.
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Consortia Cooperative CompanyThe cooperative holding company behind my ventures.
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Mashup FighterA browser fighting game, built one nightly run at a time.

Partnerships, advisory work, or a conversation about cooperative ownership and AI. I read everything.