Workshops

Put understanding
to work.

Practical AI workshops for leaders and teams, grounded in the responsibilities and everyday work of public institutions.

Dylan Hayden leading a small-group working session

Tailored to the room

What does your team
need to work through?

For leadership teams

Executive AI leadership

Build a shared understanding of AI and connect it to the decisions leaders need to make.

  • Capabilities, limitations, and organizational fit
  • Workforce, vendor, and governance questions
  • Priorities for the next stage of work
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For staff & practitioners

AI in everyday work

Explore where AI can help with existing tasks, using examples that fit the public sector setting.

  • Clear instructions and relevant context
  • Checking outputs against evidence
  • Knowing when a person needs to decide
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For institutions

From ideas to a responsible pilot

Work through a potential use case and the conditions that would make it worth testing.

  • Define the problem and intended benefit
  • Identify data, permissions, and review needs
  • Set a useful measure of success
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A practical learning experience

Bring the work.
We’ll build from there.

A useful workshop begins with the audience: what they do, what they already know, and what they need to decide. The session combines explanation, relevant examples, discussion, and time to apply the ideas.

We’ll agree on the format, preparation, and activities in advance, including how the session will work with your organization’s tools and policies.

Before the session

Clarify the audience, goals, setting, and questions that matter most.

During the session

Make the concepts tangible through examples, guided practice, and discussion.

After the session

Leave with clearer priorities and practical next steps to pursue within your organization.

Planning & investment

A format that fits
your organization.

Formats range from focused briefings to half-day and multiday engagements. Scope depends on the audience, preparation, customization, and delivery needs.

Executive AI leadership workshops typically range from $5,000 to $15,000. A proposal will confirm the scope and fee for your engagement.

For ongoing governance or implementation work, explore advisory support.

Give your team time to think—and try.

Tell me about your organization, your audience, and the work you want the session to support.