Stand-Alone Classes

AI for Project Managers is hands on with the tools rather than about them. Over two days, project managers work in ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, Google Gemini, and Claude on the tasks that actually consume their week: drafting plans, chasing status, writing updates, preparing stakeholder communications, and analyzing risk. The payoff is hours back on administrative work you were never hired to do. Available by request only, with a three participant minimum.

AI Leadership prepares managers to bring AI into a team of people. Over two days, leaders learn to assess whether a use case and a team are actually ready, lead adoption through the humans who have to change how they work, address the fear nobody says out loud, and balance innovation against risk, policy, and public trust. The payoff is adoption that lands rather than a tool nobody opens. Available by request only, with a three participant minimum.

AI for Leadership and Management is the enterprise view. Over two days, senior leaders learn to set a defensible direction rather than react to vendors, decide what to fund and what to decline, establish governance before an incident forces it, communicate priorities so the organization moves together, and evaluate a claim they lack the technical background to check. Available by request only, with a three participant minimum.

AI Enabled Performance Management for Leaders addresses a narrow, high-stakes application. In a half day, managers learn where AI supported analytics genuinely help, why a metric a model optimizes is not the same as performance, how to preserve fairness and explainability when a system informs a decision about a person, and where human judgment cannot be delegated. Available by request only, with a three participant minimum.

AI Risk Management Leadership Using the NIST Framework gives leaders a recognized structure rather than an internal opinion. In one day, they learn to apply the framework's Govern, Map, Measure, and Manage functions to systems they actually run, identify risks that are hard to name, measure what is genuinely measurable, and communicate risk to stakeholders who need a decision. Available by request only, with a three participant minimum.

Leading AI-Enabled Programs and Initiatives is about delivery. Over two days, leaders learn to scope an AI initiative that can actually finish, assess whether the data is ready before committing, coordinate the people, process, data, and technology work that has to move together, and measure outcomes honestly enough to know whether to continue. Available by request only, with a three participant minimum.

Responsible AI Governance and Oversight for Managers builds the structure before you need it. In one day, managers learn to define who may approve what, set gates that catch a problem before deployment, monitor a system after launch when attention has moved on, and build an oversight record that answers the question a regulator or a journalist eventually asks. Available by request only, with a three participant minimum.

Learn how to write code in Python, implement related Python libraries, utilize artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning, harness Excel for analysis, and visualize the results.

Understanding AI and Data Literacy teaches employees to interrogate the numbers and the AI output they are handed. In a half day, they learn to read a chart without being misled by it, ask where data came from and what it leaves out, tell correlation from cause, and evaluate an AI generated analysis rather than forwarding it. The payoff is fewer decisions made on a misread. Available by request only, with a three participant minimum.

Microsoft Power BI for Data Driven Decision Makers is for managers who use dashboards but do not build them. In one day, they learn to read a report critically, find the filter that is hiding something, tell a real trend from noise, ask the question that gets a useful answer from an analyst, and know when the dashboard cannot answer what they need. Available by request only, with a three participant minimum.

Using Microsoft Excel for Data Driven Presentations covers the last mile between analysis and decision. In one day, participants learn to choose a chart that fits the question, strip the decoration that hides the point, build visuals in Excel that survive being pasted into a deck, and present a number so an audience acts on it. Available by request only, with a three participant minimum.

Tableau for Data Driven Decision Makers teaches leaders to use visual analytics rather than be shown it. Over two days, they learn to interrogate a dashboard someone else built, explore and filter it themselves instead of requesting a new version, tell a design choice that clarifies from one that distorts, and reach a decision they can defend. Available by request only, with a three participant minimum.

Understand how to design marketing strategy and determine a company’s voice within digital media, as well as execute that strategy using the latest digital marketing tools and best practices.

Digital Marketing for Small Business gives owners and generalists a plan instead of a to-do list. In one day, you learn how search, social, email, content, and paid ads actually fit together, which ones suit your business and which are a distraction, what a realistic budget buys, and how to tell whether any of it is working. Available by request only, with a three participant minimum.

AI Marketing for Beginners turns a tool you have opened into one you can rely on. In one day, you learn to write prompts that produce usable output, apply AI to content, ideas, and analysis, choose the right tool for a task, keep your brand voice intact, and check what it gives you before it goes out with your name on it. Available by request only, with a three participant minimum.

Content Marketing for Small Business replaces publishing with planning. In one day, you learn to map content to what your buyers actually need at each stage, build a calendar you can sustain with the time you have, create blogs, video, and lead magnets that earn attention, repurpose one piece across channels, and get found in both search and AI answers. Available by request only, with a three participant minimum.

SEO for Beginners teaches the durable parts of search and how the game changed. In one day, you learn keyword research that finds what people actually type, the on-page and technical basics that still decide rankings, content that earns a position rather than games one, and what it takes to be cited when an AI answer stands between your page and the reader. Available by request only, with a three participant minimum.

Social Media Marketing for Small Business is for people who wear every hat and need social to produce something. In one day, you learn to choose the platforms your buyers actually use, create short form video and content that performs rather than just posts, run small paid campaigns without wasting budget, and measure what matters instead of counting followers. Available by request only, with a three participant minimum.

Google Ads for Beginners takes you from a blank account to a campaign you can trust. In one day, you learn keyword and match type choices that control who you pay for, responsive search ads that earn the click, budgets and Smart Bidding that work with the system rather than against it, and how to work with AI-driven campaign types without handing over the wallet. Available by request only, with a three participant minimum.

Email Marketing for Beginners builds the channel you own outright. In one day, you learn to grow a list of people who want to hear from you, segment so messages are relevant, build the automated flows that produce revenue while you sleep, write subject lines and copy people open and read, and stay out of the spam folder. Available by request only, with a three participant minimum.

Google Analytics (GA4) for Beginners makes the data usable. In one day, you learn the event based model that makes GA4 behave unlike the analytics you remember, set up tracking for the actions that actually matter, find the reports and explorations worth your time, connect GA4 to Google Ads so spending decisions have evidence, and know what the numbers cannot tell you. Available by request only, with a three participant minimum.

Marketing Automation, CRM, and Lifecycle Marketing builds the system that runs after the sale. Across three sessions, you map the customer journey, build the email and text flows that drive repeat revenue, set up lead scoring and segmentation that route attention where it pays, and keep your data clean and compliant so the whole thing keeps working. Available by request only, with a three participant minimum.

Conversion Rate Optimization teaches you to get more from the traffic you already pay for. In one day, you learn to audit a funnel and find where people leave, build landing pages that convert rather than describe, run A/B tests disciplined enough to trust, and use AI to generate and evaluate variants faster. Available by request only, with a three participant minimum.

AI Agents and Automated Marketing Workflows covers the next stage past prompting. In one day, you learn how agentic AI differs from the rules-based automation you already run, where it genuinely fits and where it does not, how to design a workflow that plans and acts across your tools, and how to govern it so a mistake stops at a checkpoint rather than reaching a customer. Available by request only, with a three participant minimum.

Digital Literacy for the Workplace turns the technology your team already uses into a real, teachable skill set. In one day, employees learn to manage files, write clear email, run Microsoft Teams meetings with confidence, and handle documents securely across Outlook, Excel, and PowerPoint. The payoff is fewer mistakes, fewer help desk tickets, and full value from the software you already pay for. Available by request only, with a three participant minimum.

AI Fundamentals for the Workplace gives employees a working understanding of the tools they are already using. In a half day, they learn what generative AI actually does, why it produces confident wrong answers, which tasks it suits and which it does not, and what must never be pasted into it. The payoff is a workforce that uses AI deliberately rather than experimentally. Available by request only, with a three participant minimum.

Adobe Premiere Pro Beginners takes you from a folder of clips to a finished video. Across four live sessions you learn to organize a project so it does not collapse, cut for pace rather than convenience, fix audio that is worse than you think, add titles and graphics that match your brand, and export the right file for where it is going.

Adobe Premiere Pro Advanced is about the work around the work. Across four live sessions you learn multicam and proxy workflows that keep large projects responsive, color correction and grading that make footage match, audio finishing that sounds deliberate, motion and effects done properly, and an output pipeline built for a team shipping video regularly rather than occasionally.

Adobe After Effects Beginners is practical motion graphics rather than animation theory. Across four live sessions you learn to animate with keyframes that feel deliberate, build titles and lower thirds a brand can reuse, animate a logo, work with text and shapes, and render files that actually play. You leave able to make the moving content your channels now expect.

Adobe After Effects Advanced closes the gap between working and polished. Across four live sessions you learn expressions that automate what you keep keyframing by hand, compositing with tracking and keying that holds up, shape and text systems that scale, essential graphics templates an editor can drive without opening After Effects, and rendering that stops costing you evenings.