Free Live Session

Get more out of AI at work.
Bring your questions.

Join us for a free 60-minute AI Skills Lab. Learn practical ways to put AI to work in your day, then get your own questions answered.

Led by expert Mark Jesty
Talent Strategy and AI Advisor
Wednesday, November 18, 2026 · 10:00 to 11:00 AM Pacific 60 minutes Live on Microsoft Teams Free

Save your seat

We'll email you the Teams link and a reminder before the session.
Bring a question or challenge. For example: What can AI do for my weekly reporting? How do I get better answers? What should I never paste into it?

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How this session works

Mark walks through practical ways to use AI in your daily work, then answers the questions people bring.

Who It's For

Managers and employees who want to use AI with more confidence at work.

What You'll Walk Away With
  • A clear picture of where AI saves you time in your own work
  • Simple ways to ask better questions and get more useful answers
  • Rules of thumb for what not to share and how to check AI's work
  • Answers to the questions you bring
Topics Covered

Where AI Helps Most

  • Drafting, summarizing and preparing for meetings
  • Thinking through a hard conversation or decision

Getting Better Answers

  • Giving AI the context it needs
  • Asking follow-up questions instead of starting over

Using AI Safely

  • What to keep out of AI tools
  • Spotting answers that sound right but are wrong

Bring your questions

When you register, tell us the question or challenge you want help with. We build the session around what people bring, so the more specific, the better.

About the Expert
Mark Jesty

Mark Jesty

Talent Strategy and AI Advisor

Mark Jesty helps HR and talent leaders move AI from scattered experiments to an everyday part of how their organizations work. He studied AI at MIT and has applied that thinking directly to building AI-enabled coaching and learning tools. Over more than two decades in leadership development, he has worked with hundreds of organizations, from 50 to 100,000 employees, helped pioneer microlearning in the early 2000s, and co-founded a software platform creating a marketplace for work, the story behind his TEDx talk, "Pack Your Own Ship."