In brief
Wissam Daibess is the founder of identifiable (Groupe Six Cs inc.), a firm for AI governance, evaluation and reproducibility based in Laval, Quebec, Canada. An innovation advisor accredited by the Conseil de l'innovation du Québec, he designed the iDIA framework, the AI Index and the AI Risk SOLN framework. He also serves as the firm's privacy officer under Quebec's Law 25.
Who is Wissam Daibess?
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Wissam Daibess founded identifiable in 2022, incorporated as Groupe Six Cs inc. The firm works with organizations that use AI and intend to answer for it: solo operators, small and mid-sized businesses, executive teams and boards, across Canada, the United States, Europe, North Africa and the Middle East.
His background precedes AI. Twenty years of strategy, operations and transformation, spent structuring organizations of very different sizes. That fieldwork, rather than the technology wave, produced the firm's thesis.
He is an accredited innovation advisor with the Conseil de l'innovation du Québec (CIQ).
What is his AI governance expertise grounded in?
The same pattern repeats in every organization he works with: AI adoption runs ahead of the framework meant to contain it. The gains show up quickly. The foundations remain to be built.
The iDIA framework came out of that observation. It starts from the questions a board actually asks, the audits that actually arrive, and the teams that want to move without exposing their organization.
The method refuses declaration. A practice that is stated but never written down hits a ceiling in scoring. What is not measured cannot be owned.
Which frameworks did he design for the firm?
The iDIA framework: six properties scored on evidence, weighted from ISO/IEC 42001, the NIST AI RMF, the EU AI Act and Quebec's Law 25. Accountable, Governed, Secure, Sovereign, Supervised, Reproducible.
The AI Index: the evaluation that follows, system by system and agent by agent, reproducible from documented inputs. It is what decides the Responsible AI Practice designation.
The AI Risk SOLN framework: three layers and six movements to manage AI risk end to end, from model lineage to security posture.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Wissam Daibess's role at identifiable?
He is the firm's founder and the author of its proprietary frameworks: the iDIA framework, the AI Index and the AI Risk SOLN framework. He also serves as privacy officer under Quebec's Law 25.
What are his credentials?
He is an accredited innovation advisor with the Conseil de l'innovation du Québec (CIQ), following twenty years in organizational strategy, operations and transformation.
Where is the firm based?
In Laval, Quebec, Canada, at 3111 boulevard Saint-Martin Ouest, suite 500. The firm serves Canada, the United States, Europe, North Africa and the Middle East.
How can he be reached?
By email at ia@identifiable.ca, by phone at +1 438 544-4137, or on LinkedIn. A discovery meeting can be booked directly in the firm's calendar.