Corporate AI & Communication Training Programs

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About: This workshop demystifies AI technology and gives you hands-on practice applying AI to real business challenges. You'll learn how these tools work, understand essential terminology and limitations, and gain the skills to use AI safely and effectively.

Who should attend: Anyone who wants to gain confidence and a greater understanding of how AI can be used for routine tasks. No technology experience needed.  

Key outcomes:

• Understand AI terminology, how AI large language models (like ChatGPT) work, and what their limitations are
• Master a prompt engineering template through hands-on practice and gain confidence using it independently for your own business needs 
• Learn to maintain your professional voice and avoid generic AI-sounding content
• Recognize and prevent user risk

About:Learn specific, repeatable workflows for applying Microsoft Copilot to your most time-consuming routine tasks. This hands-on session focuses on immediate application: organizing your work, generating content, developing ideas, planning projects, and integrating AI assistance with Excel and other Microsoft tools. You'll practice each workflow during the session and leave with step-by-step guides you can implement immediately.

Who should attend:Professionals with access to Microsoft Copilot who want to automate routine tasks and save time on daily work. No prior AI experience needed.

Key outcomes:

• Master Copilot workflows for personal organization: email management, calendar optimization, and task prioritization
• Learn specific steps for content development: drafts, summaries, formatting, and editing
• Apply Copilot to idea generation and brainstorming with structured prompts
• Use Copilot with Excel for data analysis, formula creation, and report generation
• Practice project planning workflows: timelines, task breakdown, and resource allocation
• Leave with step-by-step guides for each workflow to reference and implement immediately

About: This 50-minute introduction to AI tools is a perfect fit for busy professionals who prefer a lunch-and-learn experience. Understand what ChatGPT and similar tools can (and can't) do for your work, see real business applications, and learn the essential risks every user needs to know. This session provides the foundational knowledge you need to decide if and how AI fits into your workflow.

Who should attend:Anyone curious about AI tools but unsure where to start. Perfect for those who want to understand the landscape before committing to skill-building training.

What you'll learn:

• How large language models work (in plain English) and how they can help you accomplish business tasks in less time
• Real examples: content creation, research, planning, and idea generation
• Common misconceptions about AI capabilities and limitations
• Critical risks every user must understand: confidentiality, accuracy, and over-reliance
• Next steps: how to explore AI tools safely and effectively in your role

Move beyond basic content creation to leverage ChatGPT and AI for comprehensive business applications. This course teaches strategic uses of AI for planning, analysis, and enhanced decision-making while ensuring accuracy and professional standards.

Who should attend: Professionals with basic AI experience ready to expand their applications across multiple business functions.

Key outcomes: Advanced prompt techniques, risk mitigation strategies, time-saving summarization, planning, and AI-driven decision support skills.

About:A strategic planning session for leaders who need to understand AI risks and initiate governance development. This session explains how AI tools, including ChatGPT and other large language models, create organizational exposure, why these vulnerabilities exist, and what your organization must address to manage risk effectively. Attendees will leave prepared to take concrete next steps toward implementing AI governance.

Who should attend:Executives, compliance professionals, risk managers, and leadership teams who need to evaluate organizational AI risk and determine governance requirements. Ideal for organizations beginning to develop AI oversight structures or seeking to understand their current exposure.

Key outcomes:

• Understand organizational risks from AI adoption (liability, data exposure, reputational harm)
• Identify risk sources: user misuse, shadow AI, data leakage, and over-reliance on AI outputs
• Learn essential AI terminology and large language model limitations affecting your organization
• Recognize what governance components your organization will need: AI use policies, approved tool selection, user training, and oversight frameworks
• Leave with a roadmap for next steps in developing your organization's AI governance strategy

About: Master the techniques that transform good writing into exceptional communication. Learn systematic approaches to editing for clarity, impact, and professionalism.

Who should attend: Anyone who writes for business and wants to produce polished, error-free documents.

Key outcomes: Systematic editing process, common error identification, clarity techniques, and professional polish.

About: Learn proven methods that transform small email improvements into significant time savings. Master techniques for writing clearer, more actionable emails that reduce back-and-forth and get more useful responses.

Who should attend: Professionals overwhelmed by email volume or seeking improved email quality and efficiency.

Key outcomes: Time-saving templates, subject line optimization, clear action requests, and improved response rates.

About: Develop persuasive writing skills that connect with clients and overcome objections. Learn to craft messages that build trust and drive action.

Who should attend: Anyone who writes to inspire, sell, change behaviors, or trigger a response, including coaches, consultants, grant writers, non-profit professionals, HR professionals, managers, marketers, recruiters, business development and sales professionals, and business owners. 

Key outcomes: Persuasive frameworks, objection handling in writing, trust-building language, and clear calls to action.

About: This course puts a positive spin on the conversation about generational differences. Instead of division and disparaging assessments, participants will evaluate the unique skill sets of various generations and find ways to value the contributions of every employee. 

Participants will: 

• Take an active role in understanding generation diversity in the modern workplace 
• Identify the components of effective communication 
• Understand the relationship between empathy and effective communication 
• Practice the art of compromise 
• Leverage new skills to create a feasible plan of action that will maximize generational experience and skill sets  

Who should attend: Cross-functional groups, diverse teams, HR professionals, and managers desiring to maximize the potential of generational styles.

Key outcomes: Improved understanding of generational work styles, adaptation strategies, conflict reduction, and improved team cohesion.