AI transformation
AI masterclasses and keynotes. Aligning and inspiring in 20 minutes to 1 hour
AI masterclasses and keynotes. Aligning and inspiring in 20 minutes to 1 hour
Before the workshops, the training plans and the agents in production, there is a simpler moment. The one where a leadership team and its teams look at AI in the same direction.
AI masterclasses and keynotes answer that moment. Analysis of AI news, vision sharing and field lessons, in talks designed for your events, plenaries, trade shows and round tables.
Three typical topics
Introduction to generative AI
General principles, state of play, analysis of the latest AI news and impacts on our future, with examples of use cases. The reference topic for a plenary audience discovering the field.
How generative AI will transform our jobs
Sharing of the different visions of experts and business leaders, detail of a few jobs targeted by AI. This topic works particularly well at a kick-off, when a team needs to project itself.
Tailored topics
Talks on other topics on request, with tailored content preparation included. A sales seminar, an annual convention, a sector round table, the content is written for your context.
What a talk must produce
Four expected effects guide the preparation of every talk.
- Defusing apprehensions around AI
- Making teams want to get started
- Guaranteeing collective adoption
- Anchoring with personalized examples
A good masterclass prepares the rest of the adoption program, the workshops, the practical formats, the agents. It creates the shared frame that makes the rest possible.
On stage and in-house
Talks come in plenaries, trade shows, kick-offs and round tables, in French and in English. The content is written for the context of the event, with examples that speak to the audience in the room.
Preparing a talk
A successful talk holds on three markers. A clear goal (inform, align or make people want to start), a controlled duration of 20 minutes to 1 hour, and examples adapted to the audience. For every level, from the executive committee to the wider teams, the rest comes from the preparation.















