Own the Work
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, $499$499 per seat. Live session, workbook, and your build, which leaves with you.
Everyone got the license. Nobody got the method.
The rollout happened. The all-hands happened. Then you were left to work it out on your own, in the margins of a job that was already full.
So you experimented, the way capable people do. You asked the tool for something useful, got back a paragraph that read like a committee wrote it, and went back to doing the work yourself, because you had something due. Meanwhile the impressive demos online all run in tools your IT department will never approve.
What has been missing was never your ability. It is a method: a structured way of working with these tools that holds up in your role, in your environment, on the deliverables that actually have your name on them. That is the entire thing we teach.
- You work in medical affairs, clinical operations, regulatory, quality, commercial, or R&D operations, and the only AI training your company gave you was a video
- The answers come back too generic to use, so you have mostly stopped asking
- The one colleague who uses AI well was simply lucky: somebody spent an afternoon teaching them how to work with the tool, not just what its features are
The skill was never the tool, and your name is still on the output
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.
Three hours, built around what leaves the room with you
A method that holds up
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.
A working assistant, built by you
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.
The transfer to your real job
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 VIP seat below.
You are hands on keyboard by minute twenty. If you wanted a webinar, this is not it.
Who is teaching
Who this is for
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.
Pricing
| Seat | Price |
|---|---|
| Single seat | $499 |
| Team, up to 5 seats | $1,795 |
| Each extra seat beyond 5 | $349 |
| VIP: the Role Pack | $599 |
Bringing your team? The team price exists so that nobody has to choose between doing the right thing and doing the affordable thing. Five seats for $1,795 works out at $359 each, and every person gets their own login, their own build, and their own workbook instead of watching over a colleague's shoulder. Beyond five, extra seats are $349 each.
What VIP buys: the Role Pack, which turns the general method into your function's playbook. A pre-built assistant for your role, ready to load: medical affairs, clinical operations, regulatory, quality, commercial, or R&D operations. A recorded teardown showing that assistant built and used on the work your role actually does. A role-specific instruction library. A written review of the assistant you build in the session, back to you within five business days. And the replay of the bootcamp itself.
The live session is not recorded for standard seats. The room stays a room, which is what makes people willing to work in it. VIP is the only way to get the replay.
Nothing to schedule. It arrives after the bootcamp and it is yours to keep, which means it is still working for you in March when a live session would be a memory.
Every seat includes the live session, the workbook, and your build. The work happens live, hands on keyboard, and that is the point. Every seat also includes a free membership in The AI Builders Circle, our year-round community and the ongoing home for people who want to keep building. The VIP replay lives there, in a private classroom.
What three hours will and will not do
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.
The people we all serve are also us.
Questions, answered short
- We have Copilot, but some of us also have Claude or ChatGPT Enterprise.
- Even better. The method is tool-agnostic; the registration form asks what you use and we lean the demos accordingly. Everything transfers.
- I am not technical. Really.
- No code, no installs, nothing to configure. Words, files, and folders. Your expertise is the hard part, and you already have it.
- Will this get me in trouble with IT?
- The opposite. Nothing to install, nothing leaves your company environment, and we cover exactly what does and does not belong in a prompt. This is using the sanctioned tool well.
- How much is lecture versus doing?
- Short lessons, then you apply each one immediately to your own work. The longest we will talk without you building is about ten minutes.
- What do I need on the day?
- A laptop, whatever AI access you have through work, and one real task from your week you are sick of doing by hand.
- How much AI access do I need for this to be worth it?
- A standard chat assistant your company has approved is enough, and that is what most of the room will have. If you also have file upload or a custom assistant builder, you will get further in the three hours. We are not wiring up integrations or automation platforms; we are teaching the method that makes whatever you have worth using.
Three hours. The tools you already have. A method you keep, and your name on work you are proud to own.
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