Add-on

Executive Intensive: Private AI Onboarding

Four private sessions for a sponsoring executive, usually attached to a workshop or a retainer. Your own work, your own pace, without an audience.

Price

From $4,000 to $6,000 when the organization sponsors it. $2,500 for individuals, by request only.

Who it is for

The executive who sponsors a team workshop or an advisory retainer and wants the same fluency their team is building, worked through privately rather than in front of the people they lead. This is an add-on to a team engagement, not a lead offer, and it is priced and positioned that way.

It is not remedial coaching for someone who is behind. Plenty of confident, capable executives want private time on their own material before applying it in front of a team. That is what this is for.

What happens

Four one-hour sessions, tailored to the executive rather than following a fixed curriculum. Time is spent on the tools already available to that executive, applied to the real tasks on their desk that week, with the judgment calls around what to delegate to AI and what to keep for themselves worked through directly.

What the executive keeps

  • A working set of AI tools and configurations matched to the executive's actual role
  • Prompts and workflows built on the executive's own recurring work, ready to reuse
  • A private understanding of the organization's safe-use map and rubric, applied to executive-level decisions
  • Reference material to return to after the sessions end

Logistics

Format
Four private one-hour sessions. Virtual by default.
Group size
One executive, one-on-one.
Time commitment
Four sessions, scheduled around the executive's calendar.
Delivery
Led by me personally, in every session.
Preparation
A short intake on the executive's current tools and the work they most want to apply AI to.

Common questions

Is this a standalone program?
No. It is deliberately an add-on, usually attached to a team workshop or an advisory retainer. It is private onboarding for the executive who is sponsoring one of those programs, not a substitute for either.
Is this remedial, for someone behind on AI?
No. It exists because a sponsoring executive often needs private time to work at their own pace, on their own material, without an audience of the people they lead. That is a different need than catching up, and the sessions are built around it.
Can someone book this without also running a workshop or retainer?
By request only, and priced differently: $2,500 for an individual outside a sponsored program, versus $4,000 to $6,000 when the organization sponsors it as part of a workshop or retainer.
What happens in the four sessions?
Work on the executive's own material at their own pace: the tools they already have access to, the tasks that take up their week, and the judgment calls around what to hand to AI and what to keep for themselves. Content is tailored session to session rather than following a fixed curriculum.
How does this connect to a team workshop or retainer?
The executive who sponsors a team program often wants the same fluency the team is building, without working through it in front of their own staff. This runs alongside or after the team engagement, and reuses the safe-use map and rubric the organization already has.

Sponsoring a workshop or retainer?

Ask about adding this for yourself alongside the team engagement.

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