Short, practical sessions that get your people confident, aligned, and actually using AI — not sitting through another slideshow about it. Run on-site in London, Brighton and the South East, or remotely.
These are the quickest ways to bring a leadership team or a whole department onto the same page about AI — what it means for you, where the real opportunities are, and what to do first. They work as a standalone result, and they're often where a longer piece of work begins.
A focused half-day that takes your leadership team from scattered opinions to a shared, honest view of where AI creates value for your business — and a short list of what to back first. Cuts through the hype and the anxiety in one sitting.
A full day that does what an away day should: your team leaves energised, confident with the tools, and holding a handful of real opportunities they've mapped together. Hands-on, hype-free, and genuinely good fun.
Each of these is a hands-on half-day built around one outcome. Your team turns up, does the work, and leaves with something they can use on Monday morning.
Find the repetitive work eating your team's week and start automating it. Everyone leaves having built at least one automation that saves real time. Co-led with build specialists from Create With.
A confidence-builder for teams new to AI. Hands-on practice with the everyday tasks AI can quietly take off your plate, so people stop being wary and start using it.
No-code "vibe coding" for non-technical teams. Everyone leaves having built a small working tool or prototype — proof of how far you can get without a developer. Co-led with build specialists from Create With.
A more strategic half-day. Map where AI could create the most value across your business and leave with a prioritised shortlist worth acting on.
Tell us a little about your team and what you're trying to get out of it, and we'll point you to the right session — or tell you honestly if you don't need one yet.
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