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Bronson.AI: turning data chaos into AI-driven insight and automation

Canada's premier AI consulting firm is growing at the fastest rate in its history.

President and Chief Data Scientist Martin McGarry sharing insights on the future of data and AI with public sector leaders at a Public Sector Network event.
President and Chief Data Scientist Martin McGarry sharing insights on the future of data and AI with public sector leaders at a Public Sector Network event.
Bronson.AI
By Bronson.AI

Long before AI became a buzzword, Bronson.AI was helping Canadian organizations make sense of their data. Founded in 1991 and now headquartered on Carling Avenue, the Ottawa-based AI and data consultancy helps Canadian organizations with work that matters: moving from raw, scattered data to decisions that change how businesses operate. 

Led by President Martin McGarry and an executive team of Daniel Mixute (vice-president data strategy and governance), Glendon Hass (director, data, AI and automation), and Stephen Fleming (vice-president, corporate affairs), Bronson.AI has built one of Canada’s deepest data and AI practices – a track record spanning the National Arts Centre, Ottawa Police Service, Farm Boy, and national airport authorities. 

More than 1,000 projects worth of experience over 35 years

With 35 years and more than 1,000 projects worth of experience, Bronson.AI has led clients through every major technology shift: from the early days of relational databases, to the cloud era and, now, the rise of generative and agentic AI. 

That foundation shapes how it engages with clients: by meeting them where they are in their journey. As a member of the Anthropic Claude Partner Network and an Enterprise Data Management (EDM) Council Data Management Capability Assessment Model (DCAM) Authorized Partner, the firm sits at the intersection of transformative AI capability and rigorous data governance – a rarity in a boutique practice. 

Clients get senior practitioners across the full engagement lifecycle, from AI strategy through delivery and long-term operation, with a consistent team throughout that ensures continuity of knowledge and accountability at every stage. 

True breadth and depth of technology expertise

Bronson.AI’s distinction rests on two foundations: breadth and depth. The firm’s work spans sectors as varied as construction, transportation, legal services and public agencies. Recent client work reflects that breadth: 

  • Rohl Global: AI transformation to help the company modernize how it captures and uses corporate and operational construction data.
  • Aviation Data Exchange: Gathering requirements for a Canada-wide airport data exchange to support how airspace information moves between national agencies, airports and airlines. 
  • Truth & Reconciliation Commission: Litigation support for the TRC, building data workflows and applying data analysis at the scale of significant legal proceedings. 
  • National Research Council: AI meta-model development, foundational work shaping Canada’s AI research ecosystem. 

This breadth of expertise and project experience sharpens the team’s thinking, as patterns from one sector routinely unlock solutions in another. 

It also extends to how the firm handles client data: Bronson.AI has completed a SOC 2 audit, an independent examination of controls across all aspects of security, and is SOC 2 Type II certified. This globally recognized certification ensures Bronson.AI’s safeguards are not just well designed but consistently effective in practice. 

Beer & Analytics at Lansdowne Park

This fall, Bronson hosts Beer & Analytics on October 20, 2026, at the Horticulture Building at Lansdowne Park. A staple of the Ottawa networking scene since 2018, it’s an evening built to cut through the jargon. Modern analytics and AI from sharp speakers in one room, and a local craft beer in hand. Worth the calendar hold.Â