Your managers are waiting for a direction on AI.
This session gives your whole leadership team a shared diagnosis, a clear strategy, and a plan they actually believe in…in one afternoon.
What’s included
Pre-work | An intake conversation or team survey to understand your specific context before we begin |
The session | A half-day facilitated working session — 3 to 4 hours, delivered virtually |
Deliverable | A written summary of where your team landed and your collective next step |
Follow-up | A 30-minute check-in two weeks after the session |
Who this is for
Leadership teams, functional teams, and departments that want to get more from their AI adoption.
These sessions work best when the people in the room are the people who actually have to change how they work.
Who this is NOT for
This isn't for teams that just want another training session, or a presentation you forget by next week.
What your team will leave with
- Shared language for the AI challenge you’re actually facing
- A collective diagnosis of where you’re stuck and why
- A concrete next step that everyone in the room owns
- A written record of where you landed to carry the work forward
Investment
Team size | Price |
Up to 10 people | $18,950 |
11 to 25 people | $23,950 |
26 or more |
Session is delivered virtually. In-person facilitation available.
Ready to bring your team into the room?
Change isn’t easy, but it sure helps when you have an amazing guide like Josh Levine.
– Cori Schauer, Former Director of Customer Experience, DC Public Library
Josh Levine is the founder of Great Mondays and author of Great Mondays (McGraw-Hill). He is a change management expert whose work has always been about the human side of transformation.
The AI Together series
AI Together is a series of working sessions designed to help teams move from using AI individually to working with it together. One person using AI well is a productivity gain. A team using AI together is a transformation.
Assess
Public Workshop | |
Align
Private Team Session | You are here |
Act
Advisory & Consulting |
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