Bring in a Generative AI Trainer in JLT who has run a business, not just a slide deck. Our facilitators demo live on trade documents, client emails and reports, then turn your town hall or team day into hands on practice on real work.
A redacted contract, a shipping email chain or a product spec becomes the demo, so people see AI working on the paperwork they handle every day.
A JLT town hall can include traders, developers and finance staff from many countries. Our facilitators read the room quickly and keep each group involved.
Before the session the trainer learns your business model, whether commodities, crypto or software, and prepares for the concerns your people usually raise.
Facilitators can present in English, Arabic or both, which helps when a regional team or senior UAE nationals join the audience.
Our trainers never lecture from slides alone. Even a short slot includes a task where every attendee writes a prompt and checks the answer.
After the session you receive the prompts shown, the questions people asked and a short recommendation on where to start, ready for your next management meeting.
Staff remember an AI session when it saved them time that same afternoon. So our trainers keep explanations brief, show one technique on a familiar document and then hand the task to the room. Learning by doing sticks far longer than a talk.
We cover the purpose, the audience, your internal AI policy and the result you want, plus any subject that should be handled carefully.
A short survey shows which AI tools staff use already and where they feel unsure, so the trainer can skip basics or slow down.
Redacted examples from your company become the demos, and the trainer tests them on your office screen and network ahead of the day.
Each technique is shown once on screen, then attendees try it on their own example while the trainer helps anyone who gets stuck.
The session closes with open questions. For town halls, a follow on clinic in a smaller room gives teams time for specific problems.
Within a few days you receive the prompts, a note of themes raised and practical next steps for teams that want to go further.
During keynotes, short live builds alternate with audience tasks. In workshops, participants spend roughly 80% of the session working on their own laptops, with the trainer coaching at each desk.
In JLT we are often booked for town halls, partner events and quarterly offsites. Pick a format or blend two in one day. Each entry tells you what attendees take away.
A 45 to 60 minute session for a town hall, client breakfast or community event, with live builds on business examples and a quick task for everyone.
🛠 Your people leave with: A handful of tested prompts for their daily work
For founders and leadership teams deciding how far and how fast to go with AI. Demos lead into frank discussion on data, risk, cost and ownership.
🛠 Your people leave with: A prioritised list of AI use cases with accountable owners
A practical day for one team, such as operations, finance or marketing, with about 80% of the time spent putting AI to work on tasks they brought along.
🛠 Your people leave with: Prompts saved for their own role, plus a completion certificate
A breakout at a sector event or meetup, or moderation of a panel where the facilitator keeps speakers practical and puts audience questions first.
🛠 Your people leave with: Real examples from peers they can test themselves
An AI slot inside your quarterly or annual offsite, connected to the goals already on the agenda so it ends in decisions.
🛠 Your people leave with: A small set of pilots with owners and review dates
Groups get one day to build an assistant or automation that solves a real business problem, such as checking documents or answering internal questions.
🛠 Your people leave with: Working prototypes and a leadership decision on which to scale
A train the trainer course for staff who will support colleagues once a Copilot or ChatGPT rollout begins, covering demos, coaching and policy questions.
🛠 Your people leave with: Confident champions with an internal session ready to run
A series over one to three months that takes a whole company from first experiments to consistent, approved use, measured against an agreed baseline.
🛠 Your people leave with: Capstone: participants rebuild one task from their job and track hours saved
A commodities house launching an internal AI policy needs a very different session from a software start up hosting partners. Three steps make sure our facilitator walks in ready for your room.
We agree the purpose of the session, the audience profile, your current AI tools and policy, and the change you hope it will start.
Demos are built around your work, for example certificates of origin, supplier emails or product documentation, at the level of the people attending.
We confirm the room, screens, sound, Wi-Fi, numbers and language, and check which AI tools your IT team allows on the network.
A direct briefing on what generative AI changes for the business, where the risks sit and what leaders must decide.
How to bring AI into team workflows, review its output and support staff who are nervous about it.
A company wide session that explains the AI plan and rules and gets every employee trying one task.
Developers and IT staff go deeper into assistants, agents, integration and access control to support the wider rollout.
Staff who complete a workshop, masterclass, build day or academy get a TrainingInUAE.com certificate of completion listing what they practised, useful for HR files and learning plans. No government body or AI vendor accredits it. Keynote attendees receive the follow-up pack.
The district mixes long established trading firms with fast growing technology companies. We propose a facilitator whose background fits the audience you are bringing together.
Management teams and desks who want to see AI handle contracts, trade documents and counterparty emails without leaking sensitive pricing.
Owners and managers exploring AI for compliance paperwork, client communication and reporting, with confidentiality treated seriously throughout.
Teams that already use AI informally and want a facilitator to bring structure, safer habits and stronger use cases.
Founders and product teams who want a practitioner for a hackathon, a partner event or an internal skills day.
Operations leaders interested in AI for long email chains, booking documents and customer updates across time zones.
Companies running GCC operations from JLT that need a town hall or offsite session ahead of an AI rollout.
Plus 400+ enterprise clients across 16+ countries.
Real feedback from participants in our trainers’ AI sessions. Names withheld for privacy.
“Highly recommended! Hands on and directly useful, from making PPTs and strategic plans to building KRAs.”
President, media company
“A very productive session for working professionals. A must do.”
General Manager, telecoms group
“I would recommend everyone to go through this session. It clarifies both what to expect from AI and where AI isn’t needed.”
Deputy General Manager, telecoms business services
“A nice interactive session with a lot of new insights and the power of AI. This will help me save time in routine activities.”
Senior Manager, Engineering, paints manufacturer
“The session was highly insightful and conducted in a very professional and interactive manner. Learnt about AI and excited to learn more!”
DGM, Financial Planning, paints manufacturer
“A very good training session. AI can do wonders. We’ll implement it to create efficiency and save time.”
Deputy Manager, global trading house
Our facilitators are senior professionals who have led teams, run commercial functions or managed change, and now use generative AI in their own work daily. They speak business first and demonstrate everything live.
Runs the room and designs your programme
AI strategy, decisions and change for senior teams
Sit with your people while they build
JLT is the home of DMCC, the free zone authority that keeps its headquarters in Almas Tower and runs sector platforms such as its AI Centre and Crypto Centre. The towers hold thousands of member companies, and many now host internal AI sessions, partner breakfasts and quarterly offsites of their own. AI features on most of those agendas.
Venues are close by. Many companies use meeting floors in their own cluster tower, while hotels such as the Mövenpick in JLT offer smaller rooms near DMCC metro station for leadership groups. A Generative AI Trainer in JLT should arrive early to test screens and the network, and be ready to stream the session to colleagues in other GCC offices.
For town halls, breakfasts and community events, with live demos and one audience task.
A leadership masterclass or a short workshop, easy to fit into a working day at the office.
A complete hands on workshop for one team, built on their documents and approved tools.
Core skills on day one, then a hackathon or champions programme with working results on day two.
Regular shorter sessions over weeks or months, ideal alongside a Copilot or ChatGPT rollout.
Yes. Most of our JLT sessions run on the client’s own meeting floor or in a shared tower meeting room, which saves travel for staff. The trainer arrives early to test screens and network access. Teams wanting a change of scene can meet at a hotel close to the cluster instead.
Two to three weeks usually gives time for a briefing and demos built on your documents. Short notice is sometimes possible when a suitable trainer is free. In every case you get our proposal, naming the suggested trainer, within 24 to 48 hours of first contact.
Yes. Speaking at member events, sector meetups and industry gatherings is a regular request. Send the theme, the time available and the likely audience. We then design live demonstrations around trading, technology or finance instead of broad predictions about where AI is heading.
For a whole company town hall, a keynote with live demos and one audience task works best, because it reaches everyone at once. To build skills, follow it with workshops for individual teams. Small leadership groups making decisions get more from a masterclass with discussion.
Yes. We can provide trainers who present in Arabic or bilingually, which helps when audiences include senior UAE nationals or Arabic speaking teams. Demos can use Arabic prompts so attendees see how each AI tool handles the language.
Keynotes can run for any audience your room holds, since exercises are done on phones. For hands on workshops, a single trainer coaches up to 20 people well. Bigger workshop groups get a second facilitator so everyone is supported.
We need a briefing call, your AI policy if you have one and a few redacted sample documents. On the day, a screen, sound and stable internet are essential. Recording is fine by agreement, usually for the demo segments, so colleagues in other offices can watch later.
Anyone completing a hands on format, meaning a workshop, masterclass, build day or academy, receives a completion certificate issued by TrainingInUAE.com. Because this is corporate in-house training, it is not a KHDA accredited qualification, and it is not linked to any vendor exam. Keynote attendees are sent the prompts and follow-up notes instead.
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