Three sessions. Your real challenge. A method for thinking with AI — not just using it.
You've brought AI into a real leadership problem. The answer came back polished — but generic. It didn't know your team, your organisation, or what was actually at stake. Conviction that AI matters is not the same as being able to think with it.
"I know AI is serious. But when I use it on what actually matters — the output still feels like it could have been written for anyone."
The gap is not scepticism. It's the absence of a method for thinking with AI on problems that require real judgment.
A fast search engine that answers what you typed — not the problem you actually have. Every session starts from zero.
AI that already knows your context and how you think — without being briefed each time. Output that feels like it came from inside the meeting.
Most leaders
Open AI. Type a problem. Get a generic answer. Try again with different words. Still generic. Close it. Try again next week.
After this programme
Open an AI that already knows your role, your challenge, and the way you think. Start with substance, not setup. The first response already understands who is asking.
The name for this skill is Chat Mastery — the ability to think alongside AI deliberately, not by trial and error. This programme is where you build it.
Every module ends with something you apply — not a concept, but a practice you take back to work.
Saturday 1 · Foundation Mastery
Build the right mental model first. What AI can actually do — so your conversations with it start from accuracy, not inflated expectations.
The core practice. How to structure a conversation so AI responds to what you actually mean — not just what you typed. Phrasing, context, iteration.
Using dialogue to think, not just to get answers. The patterns that turn AI into a genuine thinking partner — not a search engine.
Take one real process from your work. Direct AI through it with precision. Leave with a specific workflow — not a general idea to figure out later.
Saturday 2 · Applied Leadership
Conversations that capture, organize, and activate what you know. AI handles retrieval so you can focus on the thinking.
Direct AI through conversation to produce finished writing — strategic memos, executive briefs, team comms in your voice. You steer by chat, not configure.
The same conversation skills, applied beyond text. Images, visuals, and presentations — multimodal output without going technical.
AI configured for how you specifically work — your context, your patterns, your role. The shift from generic assistant to a tool that already knows what you need.
The design principle
You stop asking AI questions. You start directing it with precision — in strategy sessions, in ambiguous calls, in decisions that matter.
Your conversations with AI carry real context: your constraints, your stakes, your judgment. AI responds at a different level when you do.
Fifteen leaders working the same shift. The room itself becomes a resource you carry forward.
"A junior on my team produces better visuals with AI. But mine has structure and depth that only comes from years of experience. That combination is the real edge."
VP Human Capital · Oil & Gas · AI First Alumni
Entry Signal
You know AI can help — but when you apply it to real leadership work, the output is still generic. You want a method, not another tool demo.
Not right for you: You want a prompt library. Those are free — and they won't change how you work.
You use AI. The output is fast but generic. You know this can be more — you just haven't found the method yet.
You've done multiple AI sessions. You want one where you actually apply it to a problem that matters.
You're expected to guide your team on AI. To lead it credibly, you need to have done it yourself — not just approved the budget.
Dr. Hora Tjitra
Managing Partner, Tjitra & Associates
Professor at Zhejiang University (2004–2013). Senior Consultant at PwC. Senior Advisor for Pertamina's EFMD Gold Award-winning programme (2020). EFMD Gold Award recipient.
Kristina Aryanti
CEO, IWDemy · Programme Director, AI First
CEO, IWDemy. Programme Director, AI First. Organisational Psychologist.
15 seats · Small Cohort