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ENTERPRISE AI CAPABILITY PROGRAM

AI for Leaders & CXOs

Help decision-makers move from AI awareness to responsible action, with hands-on tools, business-ready use cases, and a clear path from individual productivity to enterprise transformation.

No technical background required Built around your approved AI stack
8 hoursFlagship workshop
12Functional use-case labs
3–5Pilot-ready opportunities
30 daysActivation pulse

PREVIOUS PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

Leaders learning through real business application.

Immersive sessions built around live demonstrations, collaborative problem-solving and practical AI workflows that leaders can take back to their teams.

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WHY THIS PROGRAM

Leadership judgment is the real AI advantage.

Leaders need enough AI fluency to ask sharper questions, choose worthwhile opportunities, set responsible boundaries, and sponsor adoption with confidence.

The program connects technology to business decisions, using examples that feel familiar to each participant's function and industry.

BUILT FOR YOUR ORGANIZATION

One program.
Configured to your context.

Every engagement begins with leadership discovery, participant pre-screening and an AI maturity assessment. The findings determine the program level, tool depth, pace, exercises, industry examples and success measures. The published outline is a starting architecture, not a rigid syllabus.

TRUSTED BY ENTERPRISE TEAMS

Organizations we have worked with

Enterprise learning experiences designed for leaders and teams across industries.

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CONFIGURED, NEVER OFF-THE-SHELF

We assess the cohort before we design the classroom.

Every engagement begins with pre-screening and an AI maturity assessment. The findings determine the program level, tool depth, pace, exercises, industry examples and success measures. The published outline is a starting architecture, not a rigid syllabus.

AI AWARENESSTOOL ADOPTIONDATA & GOVERNANCE READINESSUSE-CASE MATURITY
01

Leadership discovery

Clarify business priorities, sponsor expectations, target functions and transformation goals.

02

Participant pre-screening

Map role mix, prior exposure, confidence, current usage and barriers to adoption.

03

AI maturity baseline

Assess capability across awareness, prompting, tools, governance, workflow thinking and agent readiness.

04

Curriculum configuration

Select the right concepts, demos, data, case labs and hands-on complexity for the cohort.

05

Outcome design

Agree measurable learning, adoption, productivity and pilot-readiness targets before delivery.

What changes by client

Examples, terminology, tools, datasets, documents, case complexity, function mix, governance boundaries, session duration and take-home assets.

What remains consistent

Business relevance, responsible AI, source verification, hands-on practice, human judgment, measurable outcomes and a clear path to implementation.

FLAGSHIP OUTLINE

Eight hours.
From context to commitment.

The full-day format blends leadership context, live demonstrations, guided practice and structured opportunity discovery. Modular and multi-day formats are also available.

01 · 60 MIN

The Enterprise AI Landscape

Distinguish traditional AI, generative AI and agentic AI. Build a common vocabulary around LLMs, enterprise platforms, adoption patterns and the economics behind AI usage.

CONCEPT + DISCUSSION
02 · 30 MIN

Responsible AI & Data Privacy

Translate governance into daily decisions. Cover data boundaries, verification, human oversight, copyright, bias and safe use of approved tools.

FRAMEWORK + Q&A
03 · 45 MIN

Prompting & Hallucination Control

Use the RICTF framework to turn vague requests into precise, contextualized outputs with clear formats and constraints.

LIVE DEMO + PRACTICE
04 · 60 MIN

Industry & Function Use Cases

See AI applied to realistic challenges across sales, marketing, finance, HR, operations, legal, IT and customer experience.

RAPID DEMO LAB
05 · 60 MIN

AI in Everyday Work

Apply Copilot or the organization's chosen stack to email, documents, presentations, spreadsheets, meetings and knowledge retrieval.

DEMO + HANDS-ON
06 · 45 MIN

Build a Personal AI Assistant

Configure a role-aware assistant for planning, research, SOP guidance, onboarding, contract review or another participant-selected task.

LIVE BUILD
07 · 45 MIN

Agentic AI, Workflow Design & Economics

Explore how agents read, decide, act and check results. Compare productivity value with licence, model, integration, data, governance and change-management costs.

CONCEPT + SIMULATION
08 · 45 MIN

Use-Case Prioritization Sprint

Identify personal, team and enterprise opportunities. Score them for value, feasibility, data readiness, risk and sponsor ownership.

BREAKOUT ACTIVITY

USE-CASE LIBRARY

Business work becomes the learning material.

Participants build and test role-specific copilots using synthetic or approved client inputs. Each activity includes embedded rules, validation criteria, guardrails and mandatory human review.

AI COST ECONOMICS

Leaders learn to judge value before approving scale.

AI economics extends beyond a licence price. Leaders examine the full cost-to-value equation, compare build, buy and configure choices, and learn when a promising demo is commercially ready for an enterprise pilot.

DIRECT COSTSLicences, model usage, compute and platforms
IMPLEMENTATION COSTSIntegration, workflow design, testing and support
READINESS COSTSData preparation, access, security and governance
ADOPTION COSTSTraining, process redesign and human oversight
VALUE DRIVERSTime saved, quality, consistency and avoided risk
UNIT ECONOMICSCost per user, task or decision versus benefit

HOW WE DELIVER

Diagnose. Configure. Deliver. Measure.

The workshop is the first stage of a capability and implementation journey. Business ownership, responsible-use boundaries and measurement are designed in from the start.

BEFORE

Assess & configure

  • Sponsor and stakeholder discovery
  • Participant pre-screening
  • AI maturity pre-assessment
  • Tool, data and policy mapping
  • Custom use-case and KPI selection
DURING

Experience & build

  • Level-adjusted concepts
  • Industry-relevant demonstrations
  • Hands-on copilot and agent builds
  • Verification and guardrail testing
  • Function-wise opportunity sprint
AFTER

Activate & measure

  • Post-assessment and cohort report
  • Role-based prompt and agent library
  • Prioritized AI opportunity map
  • 7-day commitments and 30-day pulse
  • Pilot shortlist with success metrics

OUTCOMES & IMPACT METRICS

Targets that a corporate sponsor can track.

Final targets are agreed after the maturity assessment and adjusted to the cohort baseline, program duration, tool access and selected workflows.

20–30%TARGET KNOWLEDGE UPLIFT

AI fluency

Improvement between pre- and post-assessments covering AI concepts, responsible-use decisions and workflow understanding.

MEASURED & REPORTED
≥80%TARGET HANDS-ON COMPLETION

Applied capability

Participants completing the guided prompt, notebook, copilot or agent activity at the required validation standard.

MEASURED & REPORTED
≥70%TARGET 30-DAY ACTIVATION

Adoption behavior

Leaders applying at least one approved AI workflow in their role within 30 days of the program.

MEASURED & REPORTED
100%OF CAPTURED USE CASES SCORED

Opportunity quality

Each use case assessed for business value, feasibility, data readiness, risk and accountable ownership.

MEASURED & REPORTED
15–30%TARGET CYCLE-TIME POTENTIAL

Productivity case

Estimated reduction for selected recurring workflows, validated through a controlled pilot before any scale claim.

MEASURED & REPORTED
3–5PILOT-READY OPPORTUNITIES

Implementation readiness

Shortlisted workflows with data inputs, guardrails, sponsor ownership, economic logic and defined success criteria.

MEASURED & REPORTED
These percentages are proposed program targets, not universal performance claims. Final targets are customized after baseline assessment.

CLIENTS MENTIONING IVY

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Preeti N Shah

Bennett Coleman & Co. Ltd.

A big thank you to Prateek Agrawal for making the sessions so fun, practical, thought-provoking & easy to connect with real-world HR challenges.
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Kanchan Bose

MSP Steel

A big thank you to Mr. Prateek Agrawal for delivering highly practical sessions focused on real business applications of AI. It was great to explore how AI can enhance productivity, automate routine tasks, and support better decision-making.
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Devanganaa Sharma

Bennett Coleman & Co. Ltd.

The AI for HR workshop was less about learning another tool and more about understanding what’s becoming possible.

A special thanks to Prateek Agrawal for spending these two days with us and generously sharing his knowledge, perspectives and, quite literally, some serious AI wisdom!
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FROM WORKSHOP TO SCALE

A phased enterprise journey

PHASE 1

Leadership alignment

Shared vocabulary, responsible-use clarity and opportunity discovery.

PHASE 2

Functional capability

Role-specific training using real documents, workflows and approved tools.

PHASE 3

AI pilots

Design, test and scale selected agents and AI-enabled workflows.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

AI training for leaders, answered.

Who is the AI for Leaders and CXOs program designed for?

The program is designed for CXOs, business heads, senior managers and enterprise decision-makers who need to evaluate AI opportunities, guide adoption and manage risk without becoming technical specialists.

Do participants need any prior AI tools knowledge or prompting experience?

No. The program focuses on leadership judgment, practical business workflows and responsible AI adoption. Concepts, demonstrations and exercises are configured for the cohort's existing level.

Can the AI leadership training be customized for our organization?

Yes. Ivy Professional School assesses business priorities, participant maturity, approved tools, data boundaries and target functions before configuring the curriculum, use cases and success measures.

What business outcomes does the program target?

Typical targets include stronger AI fluency, completion of hands-on workflows, a scored AI opportunity map, improved adoption and a shortlist of pilot-ready use cases with owners and measurement criteria.

Which AI topics are covered?

The program covers generative AI, agentic AI, prompting, hallucination control, responsible AI, data privacy, functional use cases, workflow design, AI economics and use-case prioritization.

DESIGN YOUR PROGRAM

Bring your priorities.
We will build the learning around them.

Share your industry, leadership audience, approved AI tools and the business areas you want to transform.

Discuss your AI leadership program