Michael · Entrepreneur & speaker
HELP YOUR AUDIENCE
LEAD THEIR AI TEAM.
Give business leaders the confidence and practical skills to lead an AI team.
Start with one useful role. Build from there.
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“Michael is so inspirational - he lays things out plainly and accepts no excuses.”
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They know how to
lead people.
Now lead an AI team.
Your audience can bring the leadership skills they already use to a new kind of team. Michael shows them how to choose a role for AI, set expectations and build a habit of reviewing the work.
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your audience needs next.
Michael in actionFor business owners & founders
Build an AI team you can lead.
Move from experimenting with tools to building a team. Start with a real role, write the job description, then onboard, train and review the work.
Choose a job for AI and know how to check the work.
The management mindset
Give it a role.
Give it context.
Keep your judgment.
Start with the job.
Choose a real responsibility. Define what good work looks like before handing it over.
Show it how the job works.
Give your AI teammate memory, rules and feedback. Build on the habits you use to train people.
You stay in charge.
The owner sets the rules and signs off the work. Human review is part of the job.
Meet Michael
What could you build
with an AI team?
Michael is a serial entrepreneur with experience across growth agencies, M&A investment banking, brick-and-mortar services and SaaS. Today, he hires, trains and manages AI teammates across his businesses, giving them real responsibilities and reviewing their work.
He helps leaders turn an idea for their business into a job an AI teammate can actually do. His talks cover the cost, the work of training it, and what happens when it gets things wrong.
What your audience takes away
Attendees leave knowing how to choose a first AI role, write a useful brief and check the work before relying on it. They can use those steps to start building a team around an idea they want to pursue.
“The sessions where Michael asked deep questions were very thought provoking”
— Summit attendee
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