Two hours on your business
Not a slide deck about AI. A live session with Rob Downham and a group of other UK SME leaders, where you work on a real business with real problems. You leave with your own AI strategy report and a plan for the next 30 days.
Next: Wednesday 16 September · in person in Sheffield · free for Sheffield-based businesses
What happens in the room
two hours, live, led by Rob
Rob Downham runs every nura workshop himself. You work on your own business in the room — this is not a webinar you watch.
the four foundations
People, documents, data and strategy. We score each one with you, so you leave knowing which is holding you back rather than guessing.
fire, fruit and moonshot
Your opportunities sorted into what to do in the next 30 days, what to do in 90, and what to leave for later. Most of the value is in what you cross out.
your AI strategy report
Built from the answers you give during the session, not a template, and in your inbox the same evening. You keep it whether or not you ever work with us.
Published sessions
Sheffield is in person and free for Sheffield-based businesses — we confirm that when you register. Everything else runs online, fortnightly on a Wednesday, alternating between morning and evening so you can find one that fits. Booking and start times are on each session's page.
Places are limited on every session. December is the last date published for 2026 — new dates go up as they are agreed. Booking happens on workshops.nura.solutions, where you also pick your session and get your joining details.
Come if this
sounds like you
- You run a UK business of roughly 10 to 200 people.
- You know AI matters and you are tired of being sold it.
- You want to know what to do next month, not a five-year vision.
If you would rather talk to somebody one to one first, book a free 30-minute call instead. The workshop will still be here.
Come with your own numbers
The four-minute Snapshot asks about your people, documents, data and strategy. Take it before you come and you will arrive with your answers already in hand. It is optional — you can book a seat without it.