The AI Build Sprint · for your team
The AI Build Sprint
One workflow in. Working systems out.
Not another AI training day. Your team picks one real workflow, builds AI assistants around it, and leaves with working first versions.
Starts with a free 30-minute Review: your score, the workflow to fix first, an honest verdict.
Who it's for
Operations, HR, L&D, professional services, training providers and universities — teams with repetitive, document-heavy work and 5–10 people who could each own a system.
Who it's not for
Teams who want a one-off inspirational talk, or a tool demo with no intention of changing how the work actually gets done.
The problem it solves
Most AI training teaches tools. This changes work.
AI activity is easy to start and hard to bank. People prompt privately, the gains stay in a few heads, and the work never changes. The Sprint fixes one workflow properly — shared, measured, and still running after the week ends.
How it runs
Before, during, after.
Before
You pick the workflow at the Review. A 15-minute scoping call, a documents checklist, and your team's own AI accounts ready. Your data never touches ours.
During · five days, 90 minutes a day
Day 1 · Map
The workflow on one page: steps, owners, hours, failure points. Each person claims a system to build.
Output: Workflow Map + Build Specs
Day 2 · Build v1
Assistants and automations built live, together — no-code tools, your team's own accounts.
Output: v1 demos on sample tasks
Day 3 · Real work
Ground every system in your actual documents and templates.
Output: v2 running on genuine tasks
Day 4 · Harden & measure
Failure cases, review steps, and before/after timing on three real runs.
Output: Test log + hours evidence
Day 5 · Demo Day
Three-minute live demos to leadership, optional CIAI assessment, and a leadership readout.
Output: Working systems + readout
After · 30 days later
A build clinic: what's still running, what broke, what's next. The systems are yours, and they keep working.
What your team could build
Working systems, not training notes.
Example builds — not client results yet.
Meeting-to-action assistant
Problem: Meetings end and the follow-ups live in someone's notebook.
What it does: Turns a transcript or rough notes into clean minutes, owner-tagged actions, and draft follow-up messages.
First version: A working assistant that takes pasted notes and returns minutes + actions in your format.
Recovers the hours lost between the meeting and the work actually starting.
Proposal drafting assistant
Problem: Every proposal starts from a blank page or a stale template.
What it does: Drafts a tailored first proposal from a brief, your past wins, and your tone of voice.
First version: An assistant grounded in three real proposals that drafts a new one from a short brief.
Moves senior effort from blank-page drafting to checking judgement, evidence and fit.
Report & insight assistant
Problem: The same report gets rebuilt by hand every week or month.
What it does: Turns raw figures and notes into a structured, plain-English report with the headline insights.
First version: An assistant that takes this period's numbers and returns last format's report, filled in.
Frees a skilled person from copy-paste and lets them check, not assemble.
HR onboarding assistant
Problem: New starters ask the same questions, and answers vary by who's free.
What it does: Answers onboarding questions from your real policies, and drafts week-one plans and checklists.
First version: An assistant loaded with your handbook that answers new-starter questions accurately.
Consistent onboarding without burning manager time on repeat questions.
Training-material builder
Problem: Turning expertise into usable training takes days nobody has.
What it does: Converts source material into session outlines, slides text, exercises, and handouts.
First version: An assistant that turns one expert document into a first-draft session pack.
Turns scattered knowledge into reusable material the team actually uses.
Policy & knowledge assistant
Problem: The answer exists somewhere — in a drive, a doc, or someone's head.
What it does: Answers staff questions from your approved documents, with the source it used.
First version: An assistant grounded in your key policies that answers questions and cites the document.
Fewer interruptions, fewer wrong answers, and a safe line on what AI can use.
Leaders receive
A readout: hours measured, the systems built, risks closed, and the next workflow to tackle.
Participants receive
Their working systems, the templates and prompt kits, and an optional CIAI certificate if their build is assessed.
The organisation gets
A safe-use policy starter and a manager's guide to keeping the systems running.
The Build Guarantee
You leave with a working first version.
Guarantee
Attend all five sessions, bring the agreed materials, and if you don’t leave with a working first version — we run a free 90-minute build clinic.
Price
£4,950 founding — up to 10 people.
From £495 a head for five days of outcome-based delivery, working systems, measurement, and optional certification. Standard price £7,500. Founding price holds for the first five clients.
Proof we can show today
No case studies yet — so here's what's real.
Built by London Royal Academy
An established provider of professional training for corporate, public-sector and international clients.
Founder-led delivery
Run by the founder, not a rotating bench of contractors.
A transparent five-day method
The whole curriculum is public. Nothing hidden behind a sales call.
Example builds before you buy
See the systems your team could leave with — labelled as examples, not client results.
Optional CIAI assessment
An independent check against a published standard. Earned, not handed out.
The clinic guarantee
A working first version — or we run a free 90-minute build clinic to finish the job.
Coming soon
Watch a system get built in 10 minutes
A real workflow, a stopwatch, no edits.
Led by Hajrë Hyseni — CEO of London Royal Academy, university lecturer in AI, and author of The Pigeon Strategy. London Royal Academy has delivered professional training for corporate, public-sector and international clients.
Questions
What if we're not ready?+
Then the Review will say so — that's a free, useful outcome. We'd rather tell you to fix two things first than sell you a Sprint that won't land.
Is our data safe?+
Your team builds in your own accounts; nothing is uploaded to us. Day 1 sets the safe-use rules, and a one-page policy starter is included.
Who delivers it?+
The founder — Hajrë Hyseni, CEO of London Royal Academy and a university lecturer in AI. LRA has delivered professional training for corporate, public-sector and international clients.
Start with the Review.
Free, 30 minutes, no pitch. You leave with the workflow to fix first and an honest verdict — including “not yet”.
Book your free Review