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Meet your (human) instructors: Kasper Kuijpers and Georgios Athanassiadis.
— A hands-on day that gets your team building with AI.
One day, your team’s real work, and working AI agents by five o’clock.
The AI Masterclass is an on-site training day for marketing, brand, product and operations teams. We skip the history lesson. Your team lists the tasks that eat their week, picks the ones worth automating, and builds them in small groups, with us at the table.
Everyone leaves with one agent that works and a plan for the next two.
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Virginia Yanquilevich
CEO, Dopper
Hands-on from nine to five. Your team maps its own tasks, ranks them by impact and effort, and builds working agents in small groups. Includes a pre-session survey, a tool and licence check, and a check-in 30 days later.
A guided tour of what AI can do for your team today: live demos of tools for text, image, video and audio, prompting that holds up in daily work, and where AI saves time versus where it creates more review work. A good start for teams new to these tools.
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Jorik van Mechelen
Head of Marketing, Volkshotel
A short survey on each person’s skills and daily tasks, and a check of which tools and licences your team can use on the day.
Everyone lists the tasks that take up their week. Together we score them on impact and effort and pick the ones worth building.
Groups of two or three build an agent or workflow on their own tasks, with one of us at every table.
Each group shows what they built, what broke, and what it needs before it can run every day.
We look at what’s in use, unblock what got stuck and agree on the next builds.
Accessiway, a digital accessibility company, already used Claude every day. They didn’t want the basics; they wanted agents that run. By five o’clock their groups had built a customer-feedback report, a HubSpot dashboard, a voice skill, an event orchestrator, an accessibility-statement scraper and a tailored nurture workflow, most of them good enough to keep improving the next week.
What slowed them down was access: data, permissions and sign-off. That’s why we check tools and licences before the day, not on it.
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Rebecca Pakin
Head of Product Marketing, Accessiway
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Meet your (human) instructors: Kasper Kuijpers and Georgios Athanassiadis.
Tell us about your team and what you’d like to automate. We’ll suggest a format and a date.
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