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AI training built around your team's real work
I train small business teams to use Claude, ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot on their daily work, in two or three sessions pitched at the level they're at now. I bring the approach I use in enterprise AI adoption programmes to SMEs, and I can build the workflows, prompt libraries and agents for you.
Who is it for?
Small and medium businesses in any sector where a few people use AI and the rest don't. It works especially well for marketing agencies, and for sales teams handed AI licences with no guidance on what to do with them.
What changes after the training?
- The team works one way, instead of a few people doing it their own way
- Email triage, research, proposal drafts and reporting take a fraction of the time
- People know which tasks AI handles well and which it shouldn't touch
- A short AI usage policy tells everyone what can and can't go into a tool
- Someone inside the team keeps it going after the sessions end
How does the programme run?
Scoping call.
What your team does all day, which tools you already pay for and where the hours go.
Written proposal.
Sessions, topics and outcomes, priced to your team.
Two or three sessions.
Pitched at your team's level and built around its own work, not generic demos.
Build or hand over.
Your team builds its own workflows with my support, or I build the agents, prompt libraries and automations for you.
Why learn from me?
I use AI in my own work every day. I built and shipped Nodus, a live marketplace, and its marketing site with no engineering background, using AI-assisted development. I use it to build proposals and decks, to triage email, and for a start-of-day routine that surfaces the emails needing a reply and the actions to take. And I lead enterprise AI adoption programmes with Microsoft Copilot and Claude for technical and commercial teams, which is where the internal champion approach comes from.
Everything in AI training
3 of 3 shown
- 01The AI adoption programmeTwo or three sessions on real work, and an internal champion to keep it going.
- 02AI training for sales teamsAccount research, outreach, call prep, follow-up and CRM notes, taught by someone who ran a sales organisation.
- 03AI for proposals and presentationsHours back for reps and account managers, and decks that stop slowing deals down.
From experience
Seehab AhmedFounder, Stratus Growth
In the enterprise programmes I lead, the adoption that lasts comes from two things: training on the workflows people use every day, and an internal champion layer that carries on after I've gone.
The value of AI in a proposal isn't a prettier deck. It's the hours it gives back to the rep or account manager, so they can work on what matters, which is the content that goes into it.
Questions people ask
Which AI tools do you train on?
How long is the programme?
Can you build the automations for us instead?
How is it priced?
Two ways to start
Free
You're weighing up ongoing help
A 60-minute call to work out what's going on and whether I'm the right person to fix it. If I'm not, I'll say so on the call and tell you what would help instead.
£150 · One hour · No VAT is charged
You have one question that needs a straight answer
Bring the question. You leave the hour with my answer and the reasoning behind it, with no retainer and no obligation afterwards.
Not sure which? Answer three questions and I'll point you to the right one.