Executive Education · AI Briefing
AI for Leaders · The Briefing
Many operators have the tools. Few actually have the setup. A two-hour live briefing for coworking owners and operators. Start with what your business needs, then work back to where AI helps. Taught by Pawel Majak, the Institute's AI lecturer in residence.
- Format
- Live online
- Length
- Two hours
- Included
- Recording and slides
The problem
Buying software with AI included doesn't mean you've put AI to work.
Everyone has access to the same tools now, so having them no longer gives you an edge. What matters is how you and your team implement them.
What it covers
How to think about it
Treat it like an intern, not an oracle. Give it context and check its work. Use it as a thinking partner that finds the gaps in your plan, not as a machine that hands out answers.
How to set it up
Your own AI setup. One main AI tool, with your CRM, email, calendar, documents and coworking software connected to it.
How to run it
Measure outcomes and control the risks. Staff using unapproved AI tools is riskier than having company systems in place.
After the briefing
If you want to build the system rather than understand it, AI for Leaders is the full programme: seven taught sessions and five clinics, run as a working cohort.
See the Programme →What operators asked last time
- I've spent a year choosing coworking software. Do I wait for the platforms to catch up?
- If I switch from ChatGPT, do I lose everything it knows about me?
- Can it learn my tone from my sent emails?
- How do I stop my AI repeating the same wrong facts?
- Why does it sometimes seem to go backwards?
Bring your own questions. Half the session is for them.
How it runs
- Step 01
Part one
About an hour of teaching.
- Step 02
Break
A short break and Q&A.
- Step 03
Part two
A further 40 minutes of teaching, then open Q&A.
- Step 04
Afterwards
The recording, the slides and a summary. The slides are written so you can give them to your own AI.
Your lecturer

Operator · AI systems · Germany
Pawel Majak
Pawel started as a computer game designer, was an early operations lead at Airbnb, has done around 700 AI implementations, and is a partner at NordStar in Germany.
Learn more about his practice