I teach your staff to think creatively about AI and put it to work, in person in New England or online anywhere. You can start with one hour for $1,500, and your team leaves with its own written AI rules. I’m in Wenham, Massachusetts, on Boston’s North Shore.
The Creative AI Enablement Hour. One hour with your team, working from my own record.
$1,500I walk your team through three years of AI production the way it actually happened. The films, the tools I built for real businesses, the jobs that worked, the ones that broke, and the ones I would not try again. Questions the whole way. Your team leaves knowing what these tools can do today and where they still fail.
Your team also leaves with its own written AI rules, a short document in plain words.
In it, your staff can read what they may and may not put into AI tools, which tools the team uses, and who checks AI-written work before it goes out.
The Workshop Series. A standing session that keeps your team current while the tools keep changing.
$3,500 a monthEvery session works on something your team is actually making, so the practice shows up in the work itself. The agenda comes from what your people are stuck on that week.
Embedded. Five weeks with one team.
$15,000I find the gaps, build AI tools your team can use, and train every role to run them. The team keeps everything, in your own accounts.
The first step is an email to me at erich@cgacreative.com.
The approach is the same everywhere. Every session starts from the expertise your team already has and the point of view only you have, then puts AI to work on top of it. That is the difference between work that sounds like everyone else’s and work that sounds like yours.
I run CGA Creative on CGA OS, an AI system I built. In 2024, I was an AI Operations Fellow at The AI Exchange, where I contributed over 70 AI use cases.
The Creative AI Enablement Hour is one hour with your team for $1,500, and it now includes your team’s written AI rules. The Workshop Series is a standing session for $3,500 a month, and Embedded is five weeks with one team for $15,000.
Yes. These programs are for nonprofits, schools, and small companies, and the Hour includes your team’s written AI rules. A survey of 900 nonprofit workers, reported by the Chronicle of Philanthropy on September 11, 2026, found that fewer than 40 percent have written rules for AI.
The Hour includes your team’s written AI rules, and you can use them as your AI policy for responsible use. Your staff will know what they may and may not put into AI tools, which tools to use, and who checks AI-written work before it goes out.
Yes. I use Claude in my own company, and I build Claude skills for other businesses. If your team uses Claude, your written AI rules will say so.
If you’re in New England, yes. I’m in Wenham, Massachusetts, on Boston’s North Shore, and I teach in person in New England and online everywhere else.