Executive briefing
What AI can and can’t do today, how to evaluate opportunities, and how to govern the risk.
- Half day
- Leadership teams
Practical AI programs for executives, engineers and everyday teams, built around your tools, data and policies. People leave doing real work with AI, not just knowing about it.
If any of these describe where you are, this is the right place to start.
You’ve bought AI licenses and usage dropped off after the first month.
Leaders need to make AI decisions without a technical background.
Engineers use coding assistants, but inconsistently and without shared practice.
Staff are using AI tools anyway, and you need guardrails people will actually follow.
Every track is taught by practitioners who build with these tools daily, and adapted to the tools you’ve approved.
What AI can and can’t do today, how to evaluate opportunities, and how to govern the risk.
Writing, research, analysis and automation with your approved tools, and knowing when not to trust an output.
Retrieval, tool use, agents, evaluations and cost control, built hands-on in your own stack.
Context engineering, review discipline, MCP integrations and team conventions for working with coding agents.
Designing AI features people trust: scoping, failure modes, feedback loops and measuring quality.
A cohort that trains internal champions to lead adoption, with coaching and office hours throughout.
Short loops and written decisions, so you always know what’s happening, what it costs and what comes next.
A short survey and interviews to measure current skills, tools and habits.
Exercises built from your workflows, documents and policies, not generic examples.
Hands-on, small-group sessions where people complete real tasks with AI.
Office hours, playbooks and a follow-up baseline to measure what changed.
Every engagement starts with a free 30-minute call and a written proposal. No surprises on scope or price.
One focused session for a team or leadership group.
A tailored curriculum with labs and coaching across several weeks.
Train internal leads who carry adoption across the organization.
Tell us who you want to train and what they work on. We’ll suggest a format and send a draft outline.