AI Workshops

A workshop should change
how people work the next day.

We run practical AI workshops built around your team, your workflows, and the decisions you actually need to make.

Plan a workshop
A team standing at a wall of sticky notes, mapping their work together
A working session: the team maps its own work, and each person leaves with one task to do differently on Monday.

The problem

Most AI workshops fail for one reason: they are interesting, but not useful.

People leave knowing more about AI, and still do their job exactly the same way on Monday. We focus on application.

Interesting

  • Transformers → attention?
  • 17 tools to try
  • Agents = the future
  • Cool demo!!
  • Ask IT about access…

Useful on Monday morning

Monday, 9:00

  • Run intake emails through the triage prompt
  • Check each draft against the policy source
  • Send anything over the limit to the team lead
  • Note what the prompt got wrong

What we can run

Common formats.

Each one is built around your work, not a stock agenda.

The programmeFor

  1. 01Executive AI briefingLeadership teams
  2. 02Team productivity workshopOne team, its daily work
  3. 03Department use-case workshopOne department
  4. 04AI opportunity discoveryCross-functional leads
  5. 05Responsible AI / governance sessionRisk, legal, and owners
  6. 06Prompting and workflow designPeople doing the work
  7. 07AI agent ideationOperations and product
  8. 08Hands-on tool trainingAnyone using the tools

What participants do

Hands on the work,
not on slides.

Every exercise uses the team’s own tasks.

First

Look at the work

  • Map repetitive work
  • Test AI against real tasks

Then

Change it

  • Redesign a workflow
  • Identify useful vs risky use cases
  • Build reusable prompts
  • Score opportunities

Before you leave

Decide

  • Define human / AI boundaries
  • Leave with next actions

Custom to your business

We do not teach from a generic deck and swap your logo onto it.

Before the session, we learn

  1. Who is in the room
  2. What work they do
  3. What tools they already use
  4. What leadership wants to achieve
  5. What is off-limits
  6. Where the real friction is

That becomes the workshop.

What you leave with

Something to use
on Monday.

Choose one to see what it looks like.

Workshop output

Prioritized AI use cases

  • 1 · Intake triage · start here
  • 2 · Draft replies from approved sources
  • 3 · Month-end summary · later

Workshop output

Workflow maps

  1. Request
  2. Check
  3. Draft
  4. Approve

Workshop output

Team prompt library

  • Summarize this request for the owner. Quote the source.
  • List what is missing before this can move on.
  • Draft a reply using only the attached policy.

Workshop output

Risk / governance questions

  • Which data can this tool see?
  • Who approves anything sent to a customer?
  • What happens when the answer is wrong?

Workshop output

Pilot recommendations

  • One queue, one team, four weeks
  • A person approves every send
  • Measure time per request and error rate

Workshop output

Action plan

  • Set up the triage prompt · team lead
  • Collect ten real examples · each person
  • Review what went wrong · Friday

Workshop output

Executive summary

  • Where AI helps this team now
  • What needs a decision from leadership
  • What we recommend testing first

Your next move

Book a working session with a job to do.

Do not book an “AI inspiration session.” Tell us who is in the room and the work you want to change.

Tell us what’s slowing you down.

A few lines is enough. We’ll reply by email with what’s worth doing first.

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