AI for Leaders and Managers
Help teams adopt AI safely and productively: which tasks, which tools, who signs off, how to measure.
If you run a leadership team, build three AI workflows first: a weekly executive brief that merges team updates into what changed, what is at risk and what needs a decision; a four-question score that picks which team tasks are worth automating; and a two-week review that ends each workflow in keep, change or stop. Behind them sit four decisions only leaders make: which tasks are worth it, which tools and data are allowed, where a human must sign off, and how to measure. The workflows and templates here support those decisions.
The work, grouped the way a leadership team runs it
Linked items have a full workflow with steps, a prompt and a review checklist.
Adoption
Measurement
Leadership workflows to run this week
AI drafts. A person signs.
- Performance judgments about individuals are not delegated to a model.
- Board and investor reporting keeps its formal review.
- Policy is set by people; the tool only drafts.
Weekly Executive Summary Template
Merges team updates into a one-page leadership brief: what changed, what is at risk, what needs a decision — and what was cut.
Open template →Train a leadership team on these workflows
A four-session program where each person builds these on their own real work, uses them between sessions, and catches deliberately flawed outputs.
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Bring one task.
Leave with it running.
Book a short call and bring one real task. We’ll figure out whether AI belongs in it and where the 4-session program should start.
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