
Clustr runs in-person AI training for employees: instructor-led workshops in the room with your team, on ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, Claude, and Gemini, built on your real documents and workflows. Programs are in-person first and hybrid by design, and literacy is baselined and re-measured with SINA, our AI literacy platform.
Clustr Innovations, a human-first AI enablement consultancy based in Charlotte, NC, delivers in-person AI training for employees: instructor-led workshops held in the room with your team on ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, Claude, and Gemini, built on your real work. Programs are in-person first and hybrid by design, with literacy measured before and after through SINA.
Most AI training on the market is self-paced video or large virtual webinars, which work for awareness but rarely change daily habits. In-person training is where attention, trust, and hands-on help happen fastest. Clustr uses it for kickoffs and flagship sessions, then keeps momentum with small virtual working sessions and weekly champions office hours.
To be accurate about formats: not everything Clustr runs is in person. Build Day, our one-day workshop for RevOps teams, is live and virtual. Company programs are where in-person delivery lives.
Virtual and self-paced formats have their place. These are the things they struggle to do, and the reason we travel to our clients' offices to run sessions in person.
Nobody hides behind a muted mic in a room. People build on their own laptops with an instructor walking the tables, and the mediocre first result that makes people quit gets fixed on the spot.
Skeptical teams warm up when they watch a respected colleague get a real result from AI on real work. That peer moment is hard to recreate on a video call.
Sessions run on your team's live documents, deals, and processes. People leave with workflows they use the next morning, not notes about a feature tour.
An in-person kickoff creates a shared starting line. Small virtual sessions and weekly champions office hours carry it forward, so the energy of the room turns into habits.
A typical program runs about 90 days, with in-person kickoffs and flagship sessions, virtual working sessions in between, and small cohort batches so every participant gets real attention.
Every participant takes a SINA readiness assessment before the first session, so the in-person curriculum is built around where each role actually stands.
An instructor-led session in the room with your team, on the AI platform you already license. People work on their own files from the first hour.
Sales, finance, operations, marketing, and leadership each get sessions built on the workflows that matter to them, in person where it counts and virtual where it is practical.
A core group of respected operators meets in weekly working office hours, builds real deliverables, and carries adoption peer to peer after the room empties.
SINA re-assessment and usage data show leadership what changed. The proven format then expands to the next team or office.
Each format does a different job. The honest comparison, and how Clustr uses each one.
| In person | Live virtual | Self-paced | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Kickoffs, skeptical teams, and hands-on workflow builds | Follow-up working sessions and distributed teams | Broad awareness and individual refreshers |
| Hands-on help | Instructor at the table, problems fixed on the spot | Screen sharing in small groups | None beyond the course content |
| Material | Your team's real documents and processes | Your team's real documents and processes | Generic examples and sandbox exercises |
| Logistics | Travel and a room for everyone at once | A calendar slot and a working camera | Learners fit it in on their own time |
| How Clustr uses it | Kickoffs and flagship sessions, at your offices | Small working sessions between in-person days, and Build Day | Not our focus; we measure changed work, not completions |
We are tool-agnostic. The workshop runs on the stack your team already pays for, whether that is Copilot, ChatGPT Enterprise, Claude, or Gemini.
For Forvis Mazars, a global professional services firm, we delivered a series of regional, in-person, instructor-led workshops. They were CPE-accredited, trained 300+ professionals on Microsoft Copilot, and refreshed the firm's operating model for AI. In Charlotte, we led a series of Skill Pop workshops for business executives from companies of all sizes.
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Updated September 2026
Clustr Innovations, a human-first AI enablement consultancy based in Charlotte, NC, runs in-person AI training for employees on ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, Claude, and Gemini. Sessions are instructor-led, built on your team's real work, and measured before and after with SINA, our AI literacy platform. Programs are in-person first and hybrid by design.
For kickoffs and skeptical teams, usually yes: attention is higher, people get hands-on help at the table, and peers see each other get real results. Virtual works well for smaller follow-up sessions. Most of our programs combine both, and self-paced courses are best kept for broad awareness.
People bring their laptops and their real work. An instructor walks the room while each person applies AI to their own documents, deals, and processes on the platform your company licenses. Everyone leaves with workflows they can use the next morning, not a slide deck.
At your offices, in the room with your team. We travel to clients for in-person sessions. For Forvis Mazars we ran a series of regional in-person workshops, and in Charlotte we have led executive workshops with Skill Pop. Where travel does not make sense for every session, the program runs hybrid with small virtual working sessions.
No. Build Day, our one-day workshop where RevOps professionals build working AI agents on their own data and processes, is live and virtual. In-person delivery is part of company programs scoped for your team.
It is scoped to team size, the mix of in-person and virtual sessions, curriculum depth, and the platforms involved. In-person days add travel and room logistics, which is why many programs pair an in-person kickoff with virtual follow-ups. A short briefing is the fastest way to a number.
ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, Claude, and Google Gemini. We train on the stack your company already licenses and advise honestly when something is missing.
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