A team that feels calm, capable and on the same page.

Why teams ask for a workshop

AI has become part of the conversation whether an organisation has planned for it or not. Some team members are already experimenting quietly at home. Others are anxious about being replaced. Most sit somewhere in between, unsure what is safe, useful or aligned with the way the organisation actually wants to work.

A workshop puts everyone in the same room, gives them the same starting point, and produces a shared agreement about how AI will — and will not — be used.

What we cover

• What AI actually is. Plain language, no hype, no doom.
• Responsible use. Privacy, judgement, boundaries, quality and when to keep humans in the loop.
• Practical uses in daily work. Writing, planning, summarising, knowledge access, coordination, guest and client communication.
• Hands-on practice. Real tasks from your organisation, worked through together.
• Your team's AI agreement. A short, shared document capturing how you will use AI — and how you won't.

Formats

• Half day (3 hours). Introduction and shared language for a full team. Ideal for organisations that are new to AI.
• Full day (6 hours). Deeper hands-on practice with role-specific exercises. Ideal when different departments have different needs.
• Follow-up session. Optional short session a few weeks later to embed what people are actually using and answer the questions that only come up in real work.

Who it is for

Front-of-house teams. Back-of-house teams. Managers. Founders and their spouses. Boards. Volunteers. Anyone whose day-to-day work will be shaped by AI, and who deserves to be part of the conversation rather than a spectator to it.

What you can expect afterwards

• A team that speaks the same language about AI
• Fewer anxious side-conversations and more open questions
• Concrete uses each person has tried at least once
• A written agreement your team wrote together
• A clearer sense of where AI fits — and where it does not

Investment

From €1,200. Delivered on-site or remotely. Bookings usually confirm two to four weeks ahead so we can shape the exercises around your actual work.