“Last month I was just asking ChatGPT to write emails. Now I’ve built a client onboarding tool, and my team probably thinks I hired a developer.”
VP of Operations
Series B SaaS
Two half-days. Jump from AI licenses to real revenue impact — and leave with the plan, a working agent on your own pipeline, and a pre-built revenue toolkit.
Taught by Mark Fershteyn — operator, $8M-raised founder, builds production AI without an engineering team.
founding cohort price
Get your company to pay · backed by our money-back guarantee
A working AI agent on your own pipeline + a 90-day board-ready plan + 6 pre-built revenue agents, running day one.
Leave Day 1 without your plan taking shape → full refund, keep the toolkit.
Most attendees expense it. You leave with a reimbursement template + certificate.
Trusted by non-technical builders at
Everyone wants their revenue team to run AI-native. But it doesn't come from buying ChatGPT licenses and a few rep heroics.
Leaders: if you don't change how your revenue org operates, you'll never get past shallow tool adoption — no matter how many seats you buy.
This is an executive-level intensive for CROs, CMOs, VPs of Sales/Marketing/CS, and RevOps leaders — especially the ones being told to “figure out AI” while reps quietly use ChatGPT in the shadows.
Taught by an operator who's done it, not a consultant who read about it: 13 years in B2B sales and GTM, $8M raised with no technical background, and production AI systems built without an engineering team. It's the same methodology delivered to PE-backed leadership teams in private 5–6 figure engagements.
After two half-days, you'll leave with a data-backed readiness assessment, a 90-day rollout plan with owners and dates, a working agent on your own pipeline, and a toolkit of pre-built revenue agents running day one.
“Before this, half the team thought AI was overhyped. Now those same people won't shut up about it.”— Head of Revenue Operations, Sales Tech SaaS
Delivered as a private 5–6 figure engagement — now compressed into two half-days. Taught by the operator who built it, in the room with you, not a deck you watch alone.
Frameworks for real organizational change — the kind you can put to work the week you get back.
Agents already built and ready to run on your data — yours the day the cohort starts.
Auto-scores every sales call on MEDDIC and flags the deals forecast at 90% but already dead.
MEDDIC Deal ReviewerEvery account graded Green/Yellow/Red from your CRM, calls, and Slack — with the reason.
/health-briefNew logos, expansions, renewals, at-risk — sorted by ARR.
/deal-summaryA one-page brief before any call or QBR.
/meeting-prepPlain-English answers over CRM + calls + Slack, with sources.
/askPain points, positioning, proof points — a full profile.
/intelPlus the AI OS Starter Kit and 25 Cowork prompts for ops and research.

Mark Fershteyn spent 13 years in B2B sales and GTM, founded a software company and raised $8M with no technical background, and now builds production AI systems without an engineering team. He runs this as a private 5–6 figure engagement for PE-backed leadership teams and trains executives at a multibillion-dollar gaming company. The deal-intelligence DNA behind the toolkit — MEDDIC scoring, call review, pipeline intelligence — comes from seven years building revenue software. He speaks the board's language because he's sat in those rooms.
CROs, founders, and operators who turned AI curiosity into pipeline and hours back.
“Last month I was just asking ChatGPT to write emails. Now I’ve built a client onboarding tool, and my team probably thinks I hired a developer.”
VP of Operations
Series B SaaS
“Research that used to take me half a day now takes 20 minutes. Competitor analysis, market research, customer interviews - all transformed.”
Strategy Consultant
Management Consulting
“I finally understand what my engineering team is talking about. More importantly, I can spec out AI features without needing them in every conversation.”
Product Leader
Fintech
“The prompt engineering framework alone saved me. I was getting mediocre AI outputs for months. Now I get usable first drafts 90% of the time.”
Marketing Director
E-commerce Brand
who need a real answer when the board asks “what’s our AI plan for revenue?” — not “we bought licenses.”
driving AI change while adoption stalls and the AI-SDR tools underdeliver.
accountable for the number, who need both the playbook and the leverage to make it real.
The Three Truths · the Stack diagnostic (place your org live) · the hard conversations — shadow AI, your skeptics, the board case.
RAPID end-to-end · governance + the Registry · the live build (ship an agent on your pipeline) · your 90-day plan + board-ready readout.
Ten reps with ChatGPT is not a revenue strategy. Coordination makes an org productive — not individual logins.
Your CRM is the bottleneck, not the models. If a new AE can’t ramp from your docs, an agent can’t either.
You can’t ban your way out of this. Your team uses AI with or without a policy — the only choice is shadows or guardrails.
AI SDRs are mostly hype. Call-review at scale is not. Know the difference before you spend another dollar.
Forecast theater is dead — kill it, don’t automate it. Some workflows shouldn’t survive the transition.
A short personalized pre-work assessment, then two 3-hour live sessions on July 2 and 3, plus follow-up office hours. Recorded, so you keep it.
It’s for revenue and ops leaders whose teams are already using AI and who need org-wide traction — not an intro to ChatGPT. If you’re past the 101 and being asked “what’s our AI plan,” this is for you.
Yes. The frameworks are function-agnostic — the live work maps to your team’s real workflows, whether that’s campaigns, renewals, or onboarding.
Strongly recommended. When your CRO, RevOps lead, and a VP leave with the same plan, you roll out aligned, not just inspired. Team seats save more.
Yes — the governance layer is built for exactly that: visibility, permissions, and an acceptable-use framework, so “ship and see” isn’t the only option.
Yes, and most do. You leave with a reimbursement email template and a certificate. The justification writes itself: “I’ll come back with our AI plan.”
You get follow-up office hours and the private cohort Slack to troubleshoot the rollout, stay accountable, and see what’s working for other leaders.
It’s not a course. It’s the plan, a live build, and a working toolkit — modeled on a private 5–6 figure engagement, compressed into two half-days.
Leave Day 1 without your org placed on the Stack and a clear 90-day picture, and you’re refunded in full — keep the frameworks and the toolkit.
You leave with an email template, receipts, and a certificate of completion — everything L&D needs.
Save more when 3+ leaders enroll together. A team that plans together rolls out faster.
Want this for your leadership team only — or a custom AI Operating System built for you? That’s the next step up.
Two half-days: the plan, a working agent, and a revenue toolkit that runs day one.