Hosted live on Google Meet
Live demonstrations and walkthroughs, real business examples, practical workflows and prompt frameworks, and interactive learning and Q&A.
AI Workshop for Business Leaders
8 sessions. Built for leaders who want to stop reading about AI and start using it.
A $1,600 Value. Completely free to attend.
This workshop series is designed to make AI practical, approachable, and immediately useful for real business leaders.
8 live sessions
Hosted live on Google Meet
Bi-weekly schedule
Join the waitlist and we’ll tell you the moment the next series opens.
45 minutes each
Completely free to attend
What changes
How to use the AI assistant built by Anthropic, in real business environments
Reduce repetitive work across reporting, dashboards, and internal systems
Build processes your team can reuse consistently
Practical use cases you can implement the same week
Two ways in
You can attend live, watch recordings later, or move through the series on your own schedule.
Live demonstrations and walkthroughs, real business examples, practical workflows and prompt frameworks, and interactive learning and Q&A.
All sessions will be recorded and archived, so you’ll always be able to revisit lessons and catch up on anything you missed.
How it works
Each session builds on the previous one, helping you steadily move from AI basics to practical organizational adoption.
What Claude is, what it can do, and the prompting framework that separates "this is a toy" from "this just saved me half a day." We take a real 30-page document and handle it live, badly first, then well, so you see exactly what changes.
Give Claude lasting context so you stop re-explaining your company every time, then turn that into a weekly habit. We build a Monday-morning operations report live: three hours of work down to five minutes, with the ROI math done in dollars on screen.
Watch Claude build a working internal tool from a plain-English description, then package a process so it runs the same way for anyone on your team with one command. Plus an honest look at where DIY building gets risky.
Common questions
Still have questions?
This AI workshop series is built for non-technical CEOs, CIOs, COOs, founders, and operators at B2B companies between $10-$200M in revenue who want a practical entry point into AI without needing a development team or prior technical experience. If you’ve been curious about AI but overwhelmed by the noise, this is for you.
No. This series is specifically built for non-technical business leaders and operators.
You do not need technical experience, a development team, prior AI knowledge, or complex software setups. You just need curiosity and real business problems worth solving.
Yes. All eight sessions are completely free to attend.
Every workshop will be recorded and archived, so you can watch sessions back anytime after registering.
We’re also going to send out post-workshop materials to everyone that registers, which you’ll receive whether or not you attend.
No. You can attend live, watch recordings later, or move through the series on your own schedule.
The workshop primarily focuses on Claude and practical business workflows built around it.
Implementation. Every session is designed around practical business usage and real workflows.
Prompt Templates You’ll Actually Use: Frameworks you can apply immediately inside your business. A Working Claude Project: Build a project around your company during the series. Repeatable Workflows: Learn how to create systems your team can reuse consistently. An AI Rollout Framework: Understand how to introduce AI across departments without chaos. Peer-Level Conversations: Connect with other operators and leaders navigating the same challenges.
Mike Stone, Co-Founder, The Gnar Company. Mike co-founded The Gnar Company in 2015. He works directly with B2B teams implementing practical AI systems, workflows, and internal tools. The Gnar holds a 4.8-star rating across verified Clutch reviews from clients ranging from growth-stage startups to enterprise organizations.
According to McKinsey’s 2025 Global Survey on AI: 88% of organizations use AI in at least one business function, but only 39% can point to measurable bottom-line impact. This series is built to close that gap.
What your engineering team is, or should be, doing with AI. How to assess that without being technical. And a concrete adoption framework so you leave knowing your next step.
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AI is quickly becoming part of how modern companies operate. This series gives you a practical way to understand it, apply it, and build systems your team can actually use.
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