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Short. Prometheus Consulting is a Service Disabled Veteran Owned AI consultancy in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, working with professional-services firms, manufacturers, and regulated businesses on AI implementation and revenue systems.
Long.Prometheus Consulting, LLC is an AI implementation and revenue consultancy founded in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in 2023 by Josh Hohenstein, a ten-year U.S. Army Infantry combat veteran of the 75th Ranger Regiment. The practice builds production AI systems for professional-services firms, manufacturers, and regulated businesses — delivered in the client’s own infrastructure rather than on a proprietary platform — and works onsite in Milwaukee weekly and Chicago Tuesday through Thursday. It is a Service Disabled Veteran Owned Business.
Founder bio, two lengths.
One line. Josh Hohenstein is the founder of Prometheus Consulting and the author of Running at the Speed of Light.
Full. Josh Hohenstein spent ten years in the U.S. Army Infantry, including service with the 75th Ranger Regiment and two combat deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan, and holds the Master Infantryman qualification. He has spent the eight years since operating inside businesses — marketing, AI implementation, and revenue work — founding and exiting a multi-disciplinary consulting firm in 2023. He now runs Prometheus Consulting from Milwaukee, and is the author of Running at the Speed of Light and of work published by the Sports Analytics Mind Association.
Fast facts.
- Legal entity
- Prometheus Consulting, LLC — Wisconsin
- Founded
- 2023
- Headquarters
- 777 N Jefferson St, Ste 408 #832, Milwaukee, WI 53202
- Founder
- Josh Hohenstein
- Status
- Service Disabled Veteran Owned Business (SDVOB)
- Practice
- AI implementation, revenue recovery, regulated-industry growth
- Onsite
- Milwaukee weekly; Chicago Tuesday–Thursday
Running at the Speed of Light.
Published by Prometheus Press. Paperback, 214 pages, $14.99. ISBN 979-8-19200-044-1. Review copies are available to press and reviewers on request.
The book argues that AI has not made anyone faster — it has made the distance shorter, and the question worth asking is what stays yours once it does. The tools in it are published free, with no email gate, in the reader library.
Topics worth an interview.
What AI actually does to a small team
Not the headline version. Which jobs move, which do not, and why the businesses that get the most out of it are usually the ones that automated the least.
The three ways AI projects fail
Cognitive overload, hand waving, rubber stamping. None of them are technology failures — they are all a person who stopped being able to answer for the system.
Infantry to implementation
Ten years in the Army, two combat deployments, then eight years inside businesses. What transfers, what does not, and why the veteran-owned label is more than procurement paperwork.
Why regulated industries are ahead, not behind
Financial services, law, and healthcare get called slow. They are the ones asking who signs off when the model is wrong, which is the question everyone else reaches eighteen months later.
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