01 · Shared foundation
Team training
Private, live sessions that give leaders and staff a shared foundation, practical data-handling rules, and hands-on practice.
Discuss this option →Private AI training and implementation support
AI training for your team, built around your organization's real work.
Get your leaders and staff using AI on the work they already do, with shared judgment, practical data rules, and a clear next step you can act on.
Built for the people responsible for putting AI to work.
- Owners
- Executives
- Operational leaders
Three ways to get started
Start with the decision your organization needs to make.
02 · Leadership alignment
Leadership briefing
A focused conversation for decision-makers about AI capabilities, limits, risk, and where it may fit in the organization.
Discuss this option →03 · Prove one use case
Scoped workflow pilot
A narrowly scoped workflow or AI agent pilot for one recurring task, with clear success criteria and human review.
Discuss this option →How it works
You'll be hands-on the whole time. Short explanations, then real building on your own work.
- 01
Identify the business decision
We begin with the team, workflow, or leadership question, not with a predetermined tool.
- 02
Choose a bounded engagement
Together we determine whether a private class, leadership briefing, or scoped pilot is the right next step.
- 03
Work with appropriate data
Training and pilots begin with sample, synthetic, or otherwise approved information. Sensitive or regulated uses require additional review.
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Leave with a clear next move
The engagement ends with practical guidance, documented decisions, or a defined pilot outcome, not an open-ended promise.
Office hours
Stuck on an agent?
Free 15-minute office hours, live online, Mondays and Wednesdays, 8 to 9 PM CT. Bring your agent or your question.
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Your Instructor
Patrick "Pat" Hughes
Google · Coinbase · Base · Vercel
Pat has worked in technical customer-facing and product-education roles at Google and Coinbase (including Base), spanning sales engineering, solutions architecture, and developer advocacy. Throughout his career, he has supported builders and founders, from hands-on technical workshops to one-on-one office hours.
His teaching approach is practical: explain just enough to understand what is happening, put it to work hands-on, and have fun doing it. Every question is welcome, and he keeps the room a safe place to ask it.
Leadership FAQ
Questions worth resolving early
Does our team need a technical background?
No. The material is designed to make AI understandable to business leaders and working teams. We will identify any tool or account prerequisites before an engagement begins.
Can we use confidential company data?
Do not send confidential, customer, regulated, or production data during an initial inquiry. Training and early pilots should use sample, synthetic, or specifically approved information. Higher-risk uses need a separate security and compliance review.
Is this training or consulting?
It can begin as either. A private class builds shared understanding; a leadership briefing supports a decision; a workflow pilot tests one bounded use case. The discovery conversation determines the appropriate scope.
What happens on the first call?
We discuss the audience, the business problem, current AI experience, data constraints, and what a useful outcome would look like. If ATX Workshops is not the right fit, the call still ends with a clearer next step.
Start with a conversation
Bring the business problem. We'll define the sensible next step.
No confidential data is needed for the first call. We'll discuss your audience, constraints, and what a useful outcome would mean.
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