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​AI Literacy for the Human-Centered AI Era

Leaders Can't Govern What they don't understand

INTLDA's AI Literacy Workshops give leadership teams, boards, and functional managers the clarity, vocabulary, and judgment to make confident decisions about AI, before risk compounds and before the wrong moves get made.

Does this Sound Familiar?

We have AI tools. Consistent results aren't showing up.

Our leaders are making AI decisions without hands-on familiarity.

We don't have a governance framework and we know we need one.

Teams are experimenting but without shared frameworks or oversight.

We're worried about data exposure and misuse but don't have clear policies.

What is actually happening in most organizations

Two Problems. Both Growing

Adoption Gap

​Employees use AI without guidance. Managers integrate it without frameworks. The result is growing risk from unstructured and shadow AI use.

The Capability Erosion

​As AI scales without structure, critical thinking and professional judgment quietly erode. People accept AI outputs without review. This is difficult to reverse once it is embedded in working culture.

INTLDA workshops address both

Who this is for

Is this the right fit?

  • Leadership teams and C-suite executives navigating AI adoption without a shared foundation

  • Boards and trustees who need to fulfill fiduciary responsibility around AI risk and oversight

  • Functional managers and directors making day-to-day decisions about AI tool use

  • Risk, compliance, legal, and HR leaders who need to understand AI governance in practice

  • Organizations under pressure to move on AI but without internal expertise to guide responsible adoption

What Your Team Walks Away With

What Changes after a Workshop

Clarity

A shared vocabulary and understanding across your leadership team so AI conversations stop going in circles.

Judgement

The ability to evaluate vendor claims, challenge AI outputs, and ask the right questions internally.

Awareness

Practical knowledge of AI risks, regulatory, reputational, operational, and ethical, specific to your industry.

Confidence

The ability to make AI decisions that are defensible to boards, regulators, and employees.

Alignment

Agreement on your organization's principles for responsible AI use before tools are deployed broadly.

Foundation

A starting point for governance, policy, and structured experimentation.

Workshop Formats

Built for how Organizations Work

Responsible AI is not a module we add at the end. It is the foundation every INTLDA workshop is built on, from how we frame AI risks to how we guide decision-making, governance, and human judgment throughout.

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Executive Leadership Briefing

A focused 90-minute to half-day session for C-suite and senior leadership teams. Builds shared understanding and surfaces the decisions your organization needs to make now. The most common starting point for new clients.

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Management & Team Workshops

 A half-day or full-day session for directors, managers, and functional leads. Practical, applied, and tailored to your industry and organizational context. Includes role-specific AI applications and responsible use guidance.

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Board AI Literacy Sessions

Designed specifically for board members and trustees. Covers fiduciary responsibility, oversight questions, and what boards should be asking about AI risk, governance, and accountability.

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Applied AI Sessions

Live, hands-on sessions where participants apply AI tools to their own real work in real time. Available as a standalone session or as a follow-on to foundational literacy work. Tool-specific sessions available including Microsoft Copilot, Claude, Harvey, and many more.

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AI Governance & Regulatory Literacy

For leadership teams and organizations that need to understand the evolving AI regulatory landscape and what it means for how they adopt, deploy, and govern AI. Covers key frameworks and regulations including the EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF, ISO 42001, and emerging global, federal, and state requirements, so your organization builds regulatory readiness before scrutiny arrives.

The Future of Work Foundation

The most important question in AI adoption is not which tools to use. It is how to ensure your people remain the ones making the decisions that matter.

​Every  INTLDA workshop is built on a core principle: AI should make your people more capable, not more dependent.

  • Know when to trust AI and when not to. Recognizing the limits of AI output is as important as knowing how to generate it.

  • Validate. Don't just accept. Teams build the habit of critical review rather than passive acceptance of AI outputs.

  • Keep professional judgment central. Critical thinking stays at the core of how decisions are made. AI informs. Humans decide.

  • Collaborate without over-dependence. AI as a powerful partner not a substitute for human expertise and accountability.

Why INTLDA

Independent Advisory. Grounded in Practice

INTLDA is not trying to sell tools or vendors. Our workshops are built on real advisory experience across Fortune 500 companies, nonprofits, regulated industries, and global institutions.

Every session is tailored to your organization's industry, maturity level, and the specific questions your leadership team is navigating.

We combine strategic advisory depth with expertise in governance, risk, and responsible AI, so your team does not just learn about AI, they learn how to lead through it.

What Happens Next

This is where Deep Work begins

Every organization comes to this conversation from a different place. Some start with an AI Readiness or Governance Sprint and discover their team needs a literacy foundation first.

 

Others come for readiness and strategy and realize governance gaps need addressing along the way. Some begin with the workshop and move directly into ongoing advisory. There is no prescribed path just the right next step for where you are right now.

 

Whatever that step is, we will help you find it.

Ready to Build AI Literacy in your Organization ?

We work with a limited number of organizations at a time to ensure every engagement gets the attention it deserves.

The advisory call is a no-pressure conversation, not a sales pitch

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