Three hours, hands on keyboard, in the tools your company already approved: Copilot, Claude, or whatever IT blessed. You leave with prompts that produce work you would actually send, and your own chief-of-staff style assistant, built by you, in your environment, wired to the day-to-day work you already do.
Get My Seat, $349$349 early bird through September 25, then $499. Live session, workbook, and your build, which leaves with you.
The rollout happened. The town hall happened. Somewhere between the compliance module and the quarterly goals, your company quietly started assuming you know how to use AI, and nobody ever actually taught you.
So you asked the tool for something useful, got back a paragraph that read like a committee wrote it, and drew the reasonable conclusion. Meanwhile the demos you see online all run in tools your IT department will never approve, which makes the gap feel like it is yours. It is not.
Here is what running enterprise data inside big pharma taught us both: the people getting real value from AI are the ones with a method that travels. The build pattern of an AI assistant has the same four ingredients in every tool; learn it once and you own it in whatever your company deploys next year. We ask which tool you use at registration and lean the live session toward the room.
And because it is your name on the output: everything we teach keeps you accountable for what AI hands you. Short lessons on the ethical, defensible way to use these tools run through the whole session, not as disclaimers, as skill. You stay in the lead. In this industry that is not a compliance nicety; it is the job.
The prompting framework we teach inside Fortune 500 companies, plus the fix kit for when output is mush, practiced live on a real task from your own week. You will know the difference between asking AI a question and giving it a job, and you will never unsee it.
Your own chief-of-staff style build: an assistant that knows your role, your recurring work, and your boundaries, running in your approved environment before the session ends. Built by your own hands on purpose, and the purpose is not pedagogy alone: because you build it inside the tools your company sanctioned, you get real value without ever stepping outside your approved environment. No shadow IT, no personal accounts, no meeting with compliance.
We close by mapping the pattern onto the work you actually brought: what to automate first, what to never automate, and how to explain what you built to your manager in one sentence. Role-specific depth beyond this lives in the Premium seat below.
You are hands on keyboard by minute twenty. If you wanted a webinar, this is not it.
You know your job cold; the machine does not, and that gap is the entire opportunity. You do not need to be technical. If you can write an email and make a folder, you are equipped.
This bootcamp is for professionals who have access to AI and are not yet getting real value from it. That is most of the industry right now, and it is nothing to apologize for. If you are already a power user building agents on weekends, this room will be slow for you and our community is where you belong instead. If you want someone to build it for you, that is a different service. Everything here is built by your own hands, on purpose, because that is what makes it stick and what keeps it safely inside your own environment.
| Seat | Through Sept 25 | From Sept 26 |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | $349 | $499 |
| Premium: the Role Clinic | $499 | $599 |
What Premium buys: a small-group session the week after, capped at 10, where we work your specific role's use cases: the med affairs version, the ClinOps version, the regulatory version of everything you built. This is where the general method becomes your function's playbook.
Every seat includes the live session, the workbook, and your build. We do not record the bootcamps. The work happens live, hands on keyboard, and that is the point. At checkout you can also add our Advanced Community, the ongoing home for people who want to keep building; optional and yours to skip.
The early bird deadline is the night of our free masterclass. A real date: the price changes September 26 and does not come back down.
Three hours will not make you an AI expert, and you should side-eye anyone selling that. What three hours will do: make you the person on your team who actually knows what to do with the tool your company already pays for, with a working assistant to show for it. The build happens during the session, not on some future Sunday. You cannot leave empty handed; we designed it that way.
Need the justification for your manager? Download the letter: what this costs, what you come back with, and why it is expensable.
And the reason we built any of this: everyone in life sciences shares the same responsibility, getting the right medicines to patients, faster and better. Becoming good at AI stopped being optional the moment it became part of how that work gets done. This bootcamp is the tip of that iceberg, on purpose: the first three hours of value that ultimately lands with the people we all serve.
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Three hours. The tools you already have. A method you keep, and your name on work you are proud to own.
Get My Seat, $349