Find the GenAI ideas
actually worth building.
A 1.5-hour hands-on workshop that helps your team spot, shape and prioritise real GenAI opportunities, using the GenAI Ideation Canvas.
Walk in with a hunch. Walk out with a prioritised shortlist.
Plenty of AI ideas.
No way to rank them.
Teams brainstorm a long list of "we could use AI for that" ideas, then stall, unsure which are realistic, valuable or safe. The good opportunities get lost next to the vague and the risky.
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Ideas that go nowhere
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Vague, oversized scope
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Risks spotted too late
What you actually walk away with
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Hands-on with real workflows, not vague theory or endless slides.
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Practical skills your team applies the very next day.
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Follow-up resources that make the learning stick for weeks.
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Everyone leaves energised and confident, not overwhelmed.
Honest about who this helps
We'd rather you book the right workshop than the wrong one. Here's the straight answer.
✓ This is for you if…
- ✓ You know AI could help, but not which ideas are worth it.
- ✓ Your team is non-technical: ops, marketing, HR, finance, L&D.
- ✓ You want a realistic shortlist of AI opportunities, not hype.
- ✓ Your team learns best by doing, in hands-on exercises.
✕ This isn't for you if…
- ✕ You already have a prioritised AI roadmap.
- ✕ You want deep technical or model-building training.
- ✕ You'd rather sit through a lecture than do group work.
- ✕ Your team isn't ready to act on the ideas it surfaces.
Six outcomes your team walks away with
Every module is practical and immediately applicable, built so the learning lands the same day.
Spot real GenAI opportunities
Find where AI brings genuine value: revenue, time saved, safety, community, reputation.
Use the GenAI Ideation Canvas
Capture each idea across all seven parts, from idea to ethics and risks.
Break work into AI-supported jobs
Move from a vague "use AI" to concrete jobs you can actually build.
Prioritise by value and feasibility
Place ideas on a 2x2 map so the team focuses on what matters.
Surface ethics and risks early
Assess fairness, transparency and failure modes before committing.
Leave with a prioritised shortlist
A ranked set of opportunities ready to feed an AI roadmap.
A method that works whatever AI tools you use
Everything you need to know in one place
- Duration
- 1.5 hours
- Format
- Facilitated, hands-on exercises
- Group size
- Up to 10 participants
- Delivery
- In-person, virtual on request
- Tech needed
- Room, whiteboard, printouts
- Audience
- HR, Finance, Ops, Marketing, L&D
- Prerequisites
- None, zero AI experience needed
- Materials
- Canvas + templates to keep
How the session works
A facilitator guides the room. Your team does the thinking, on real opportunities from your own work.
Facilitated end to end
A facilitator guides your team through the canvas, the exercises and the prioritisation, keeping everyone moving.
Your ideas, not toy examples
The team works on real opportunities from your own business, so the output is immediately useful.
In-person or virtual
Designed as a hands-on in-person session, and adapted for remote teams on request.
A session designed to keep momentum
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Intro: AI ideation & the value chain · ~15 min
Where GenAI creates value, and how to spot it.
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Exercise A: ideation with the canvas · ~30 min
Groups capture real opportunities on the GenAI Ideation Canvas.
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Prioritise: value vs feasibility · ~20 min
Map the ideas on a 2x2 and agree what to focus on.
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Exercise B + roadmap · ~25 min
Value-map your ideas, then see how the shortlist feeds an AI roadmap.
What's included
Everything you need to run a polished session, and make the learning stick afterwards.
- ✓ GenAI Ideation Canvas (printable)
- ✓ Prioritisation map template (2x2)
- ✓ Facilitator run sheet
- ✓ Question battery for all 7 steps
- ✓ Ethics and risk prompts
- ✓ Your completed canvases to keep
- ✓ Your prioritised shortlist
- ✓ AI roadmap next steps
- ✓ Email support after the session
Simple, one-time pricing
One clear price to bring the workshop to your team.
Workshop
Up to 10 participants
A$475 base + A$65 per participant. A facilitated, hands-on session for your team.
- ✓ Facilitated, hands-on session
- ✓ Canvas, prioritisation map and templates
- ✓ Your completed canvases and shortlist to keep
Prefer an in-person, trainer-led session?
We bring the GenAI Ideation Workshop to your office anywhere in Australia.
Not ready to book? Start here.
Grab the GenAI Ideation Canvas, a one-page template for turning a rough AI idea into a concrete, assessed opportunity.
- ✓ All 7 canvas sections on one page
- ✓ Prompts to fill in each section
- ✓ No spam, unsubscribe anytime
Email us and we'll send the one-page GenAI Ideation Canvas straight back.
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Common questions
Do we need any technical or AI background?
No. This is a business-focused ideation workshop. The canvas guides you in plain language, step by step.
What is the GenAI Ideation Canvas?
A 7-part canvas (idea, opportunity, task to solve, how we do it today, how we do it with AI, ethical concerns, potential risks) that turns a rough idea into a concrete, assessed opportunity.
What will we walk away with?
Completed ideation canvases, a value-vs-feasibility prioritisation map, and a shortlist of AI opportunities to take forward.
How long is it and how does it run?
1.5 hours, hands-on: short inputs plus group exercises using the canvas and a prioritisation map.
Can we run it virtually?
It is designed as an in-person, hands-on session, and can be adapted for virtual delivery on request.
Will it stop us chasing unrealistic AI ideas?
Yes. The method narrows broad "use AI for everything" thinking to one concrete task, and checks ethics and risks before you commit.
How does this fit a bigger AI plan?
The prioritised ideas feed an AI roadmap: they become candidates for your AI strategy and readiness planning.
Ready to find your best
GenAI ideas?
Book the workshop and give your team a prioritised shortlist of AI opportunities to act on.