WORKSHOPS

Working sessions for leaders who need more than AI awareness.

NRM workshops are built around a real business challenge your team needs to move.

Participants get just enough structure to do the work, make better decisions, and leave with something they can actually use after the session.

Leaders working together during a facilitated workshop

Real challenge. Real work. Usable output.

The workshop is not the point.

The point is to move real work forward.

NRM workshops combine focused teaching with structured working time, discussion, challenge, and decision-making. Participants apply the ideas to their own business context while they are still in the room.

01

Bring a real challenge.

The session starts with work the organization actually needs to advance, not a hypothetical case study.

02

Do the work in the room.

Short teaching segments introduce the structure. Most of the session is spent applying it, pressure-testing choices, and working through the decisions together.

03

Leave with something usable.

The output is a working playbook, decision, map, business case, or action plan your team can keep using after the workshop ends.

Less passive training. More useful work completed together.

Start with the work that needs to move.

Each workshop is built around a different business challenge. The right choice depends on what your team needs to make clearer, stronger, or more actionable.

01

Do you have an AI idea leadership still isn’t ready to fund?

Building the AI Business Case

Turn a real AI initiative into a decision-ready business case grounded in the business problem, expected value, cost, risk, assumptions, and the questions leadership is likely to ask.

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FORMAT

Half day · 4 hours

BEST FOR

Leadership teams with a promising AI opportunity that needs a stronger case for funding, approval, or executive sponsorship.

INVESTMENT

Starting at $7,500

02

The AI is live. Why isn’t adoption following?

Change & Adoption for AI

Build the practical adoption plan around a real AI initiative, including readiness, resistance, behavior change, communication, manager reinforcement, and the measures that show whether adoption is taking hold.

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FORMAT

Full day

BEST FOR

Leadership teams implementing AI that need managers and employees to understand, adopt, and sustain new ways of working.

INVESTMENT

Starting at $10,000

03

Is AI just creating efficiency, or is it creating measurable business value?

From AI Efficiency to Business Value

Start with the value the business needs to create, then identify the AI opportunities, capacity choices, workflows, roles, and operating-model changes most likely to produce it.

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FORMAT

Full day

BEST FOR

Leadership teams that want to use AI not only to improve efficiency, but to create measurable business value through growth, customer value, better insight, higher-value work, or stronger ways of operating.

INVESTMENT

Starting at $10,000

You should leave with more than notes.

Every NRM workshop is designed to produce working outputs your team can use after the session ends. The exact deliverables vary by workshop, but the standard is the same: the work should move.

01

A clearer decision

Greater alignment on the business problem, the choices in front of you, and what needs to happen next.

02

A usable working tool

A business case, adoption plan, capacity map, decision framework, or other artifact built around your real work.

03

Shared language

A stronger way for leaders and teams to discuss value, tradeoffs, risks, adoption, and what successful execution actually requires.

04

A path forward

Clear actions, owners, assumptions, and questions that can carry the work beyond the workshop itself.

The goal is not to finish a workshop. The goal is to leave ready to act.

Not sure where to start?

Bring the challenge. We’ll find the right starting point.

You do not need to diagnose the problem before reaching out. Bring the challenge, the decision, or the work that feels stuck, and we can determine whether one of these workshops is the right starting point.