AI Consulting & Training

Practical AI Consulting & Training

I help teams and small organizations use AI where it actually helps: consulting on where to start, training people to use the tools well and building the workflows and assistants that do real work.

Communications & marketing teamsSmall & midsize organizations
The problem

Most Teams Don’t Need an AI Strategy. They Need a Place to Start.

There is no shortage of AI advice, and very little of it is specific enough to act on.

I work with communications, marketing and operations teams to find the work worth automating, get people confident with the tools they already have and build the handful of workflows that save real time.

How I Help

Strategy & Consulting

Identify where AI fits your work, what to try first and what to leave alone.

Training & Enablement

Get teams genuinely capable with ChatGPT, Copilot, Claude and the tools already in their stack.

Custom Workflows & Agents

Build the assistants, prompts and reporting workflows that handle the repetitive work.

AI Consulting & Training Services

  • AI strategy and consulting
  • Team AI training
  • Copilot and ChatGPT guidance
  • Prompt and workflow development
  • AI adoption guidance
  • Custom AI agents
  • Knowledge assistants
  • Content workflows
  • AI-powered monitoring and reporting
  • Responsible AI use

I’m not an AI engineering firm. The work is practical business application, usually built on tools you already own.

Examples of work

AI Work That Went Into Production

Built AI workflows for a communications team’s reporting and monitoring.
Created a knowledge assistant trained on an organization’s own brand and style guidance.
Ran hands-on AI training sessions for a non-technical team.
Developed a project workbook and prompt library a team could maintain on its own.
My approach

Start Small, Prove It, Then Expand

The AI projects that stick are narrow. Pick one repetitive task, build something that handles it well, let the team use it for a few weeks and expand from what works.

That’s far more durable than a company-wide AI initiative nobody adopts.

What This Can Look Like

01

Assess

Review the work, the tools already in place and where time is actually being lost.

02

Pilot

Build one workflow or assistant against a real task, not a demo.

03

Train

Get the team using it confidently and documenting what works.

04

Scale

Expand into adjacent work and set sensible guidance for responsible use.

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AI Consulting FAQs

What does AI consulting include?+

It starts with understanding your work and where time is being lost, then recommending specific tools, workflows or training. An engagement can be a single review and roadmap, or ongoing build-and-train support.

Do you provide AI training for teams?+

Yes. Sessions are hands-on and built around your actual work rather than generic tool tours, using the tools your organization already has.

Can you build custom AI tools?+

Yes. I build practical assistants, agents and content or reporting workflows on existing platforms. This is applied business work rather than software engineering.

Do we need to buy new software?+

Usually not. Most teams already have access to capable tools and see the biggest gains from using them well.

Find the AI Work Worth Doing

If your team is curious about AI but unsure where it fits, a short conversation is usually enough to identify the first practical project.