AI business leadership
AI Mini MBA
A live, applied executive AI learning stack for corporations, managers, and leaders who need strategy, workflow redesign, governance, use-case prioritization, and implementation judgment.
The program
Structured sessions, not tool demos.
Problem solved
Managers need more than tool demos.
Most organizations do not need more AI hype; they need structured sessions that help leaders make better decisions, improve real workflows, manage risk, and create evidence of progress.
What learners produce
Artifacts that can be inspected, coached, and improved.
Participants complete applied business exercises, prompt patterns, workflow maps, use-case scorecards, governance notes, strategic roadmaps, and an executive-ready implementation brief.
Why it works
Built from the full set of sessions Mitch teaches.
The AI Mini MBA brings together AI at Work, prompting, custom GPTs, AI strategy, responsible governance, workflow redesign, internal champions, and implementation planning.
Session architecture
What the AI Mini MBA can cover.
The format can be taught as a concentrated executive experience, a month-long leadership program, or a stack of corporate sessions adapted to the audience.
Step 01
AI strategy and business model change
Leaders learn where AI changes value creation, competition, customer expectations, operating models, and the decisions executives need to make before broad rollout.
Step 02
Prompting, analysis, and better knowledge work
Participants practice using AI for research, synthesis, drafting, decision support, meeting preparation, communication, and reusable workflows.
Step 03
Custom GPTs, workflow redesign, and internal champions
Teams identify repeatable work, design useful assistants, map human-in-the-loop routines, and define how champions support adoption without becoming bottlenecks.
Step 04
Governance, risk, and responsible implementation
The program covers data sensitivity, accuracy, bias, IP, transparency, human review, policy norms, and the practical controls teams need.
Step 05
Use-case prioritization and implementation roadmap
Leaders score opportunities by value, feasibility, risk, data readiness, and team capacity, then translate that thinking into a roadmap they can defend.
Corporate audiences
Sessions for managers and leaders across industries and regions.
Mitch has provided AI Mini MBA teaching, insight, and strategy for audiences connected to Spark NZ, Anheuser-Busch, Sherwin-Williams, Billie-Ann Plastics Packaging Corp, Adobe, CanLift Equipment Ltd., AI Forum New Zealand, Daylight Studio, Harcourts Auctions, and enercity.
Leadership judgment
Translate AI into executive decisions.
Sessions help leaders understand what AI changes, which use cases deserve attention, where risk needs controls, and how to communicate the change to teams.
Operational relevance
Connect AI to actual work.
The learning stays close to real workflows: sales, operations, marketing, customer communication, internal knowledge, analysis, service delivery, and management routines.
Global transfer
Adapt the same core methods across markets.
The approach travels across Spain, the United States, Portugal, Australia, Germany, Peru, Canada, and New Zealand while staying specific to each organization's context.
Related
Where this sits in the rest of the work.
Initiative
AI transformation
The advisory and training initiative this session stack belongs to, including readiness and workflow sprints.
Curriculum
The catalog behind the sessions
The individual sessions exist as catalog courses partners can license and run themselves.
Who teaches it
Mitchell Robertson
Mitchell leads the AI Mini MBA sessions and works directly with executives on adopting AI at the level where strategy is set.
Next step
Bring the AI Mini MBA to your leadership team.
Tell us the audience, the format that fits, and what your teams are already trying with AI, and we will scope the right session stack.