The 90-Minute Copilot
Executive Briefing
(Live Online)

90 minutes, live online, covering what Copilot changes for the business, where the risk sits, and what leadership needs to demand from the organisation, not a feature tour. 5 insights make up the actual content, the same 5 every time.

The core leadership team: the C-suite plus the direct reports who set budget and policy for the rollout. This is Copilot for business leaders, not a mixed session with general staff sitting alongside the CEO (mix the two and everyone calibrates to the lowest common question in the room, which helps nobody). Wider than 15 to 20 people and the room stops being a leadership conversation and turns into a lecture, which is a different product entirely.

It works whether the leadership team has never opened Copilot or has been sponsoring a rollout without personally using it themselves (a more common gap than most leaders admit out loud). Running it before a wider rollout means leadership gets there first, not stuck learning Copilot at the same pace as their own staff.

Executives set the pace of adoption. Get leadership genuinely behind AI and you are 3.8 times more likely to hit your goals (Prosci, KPMG's Global AI Pulse 2026, and Gallup all land on roughly the same figure), so a session built for the C-suite, not end-user features, changes what actually happens after the meeting ends.

In a BCG survey of 152 CEOs (July 2026), 88 percent saw a benefit from AI, but only 26 percent had scaled it past pilot, and just 14 percent could measure the P&L impact. That gap between belief and structure is exactly what this briefing is for (the fuller financial argument lives on the Copilot business case for leadership page, if that is what your CFO wants to see).

I have watched the same pattern enough times to trust it. A leadership team that has used Copilot themselves, even for 90 minutes, asks sharper questions afterward: not "is this working" but "why is usage stuck at 30 percent" and "who owns fixing that." That second question is what actually moves adoption numbers.

Eyal Marcus, AI consultant and trainer, 260 sessions in 112 organisations, live online Copilot workshops for European and US companies, since early 2022 (long enough that I count the work in sessions now, not years, which tells you something about the actual job).

From $2,110 / €1,820 for a 90-minute session, leadership team only, live online, up to $3,160 / €2,730 depending on customisation and group size. Last updated September 2026. Scheduling runs Europe first and US East afternoons, 15:00 to 19:00 Israel time.

I have no commercial interest in Microsoft, which is easy to say and worth repeating anyway. Nobody ever regretted bringing me in front of their CEO, in my experience (the sessions that go badly are the ones leadership skips, not the ones I actually run). If you want a reference from an organisation your size, ask. I will connect you.

If this turns into a wider rollout, the same ladder covers the team workshop and the second wave. See the full live online Copilot training list for every format and price.