- Kicks off with PromptLab on your real work
- 15 hours a quarter; unused hours roll over
- Quick questions are always free
- No clear goal after a quarter? Walk away.
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Hands-on AI training on your team's real work. No coding, no tech headaches.
Get in touch- 400+ people trained
- 10+ organizations
- Since 2023
What I offer
PromptLab
A hands-on workshop, on its own
90 minutes or a half day
6 to 150+ people · in person or virtual
Speaking
Keynotes and breakouts
Associations, conferences, leadership retreats
New this fall: Claude Code: WTF?, a six-week cohort for owners
How it works
How an engagement runs, from the first meeting to the readout.
- A discovery session with leadership
- A 30/60/90-day plan
- Listening sessions with each group
- A short regular note on what the AI headlines mean for your team
- Demonstration deliverables built on your real work, then PromptLab
- Metrics, read out to leadership
What one team got
- 9 prompt templates
- 7 how-to videos
- 1 team playbook
A 20-person public affairs firm in Washington, plus office hours on site
Where I've spoken
- Public Affairs Council Digital Media & Advocacy Summit · Keynote
- Iowa Hospital Association
- Georgia Hospital Association
- American Hospital Association
Jefferson Stovall, Founder
Jefferson Stovall is the founder of Captain Tomorrow, an AI training and strategy practice, and a co-founder of Adaptiverse, an education technology company he runs with Lisa Mihalich Quinn. Since 2023 he has taught professionals to use AI on their own work, with no coding required. His PromptLab workshop has reached 400+ people across more than ten organizations, from public affairs firms to healthcare associations to small teams. He has keynoted the Public Affairs Council's Digital Media & Advocacy Summit and spoken at the Iowa Hospital Association, Georgia Hospital Association and American Hospital Association.
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