✳ Co-Evolve PartnersFOR YOUR TEAM

FOR LEADERS ROLLING OUT AI

Make AI work
for your whole
team

Help your team talk candidly about AI, try it on real work, and agree how to use it without losing what makes you good at your jobs.

Leif Hansen + Nadja Haldimann

Illustration of six people and a small friendly robot listening together around a shared table

WHY NOW

The tools arrived.
The conversation didn’t.

About these findings

These are different surveys reporting respondents’ views, not experiments proving cause and effect. They do not measure the impact of our program. FranklinCovey attributes its finding to its September 2025 AI General Attitudes Survey. The second finding is reported in the December 2025 Infosys / MIT Technology Review Insights release. Both links are provided for review.

WHAT’S HAPPENING IN YOUR TEAM?

Eight pressure
points.

A useful starting point: name the friction your team is actually experiencing.

01

Divided views

Enthusiasm and skepticism, with too little honest discussion.

02

Job uncertainty

People wonder where they fit as the work changes.

03

Uneven AI skills

Some are racing ahead. Others are more cautious.

04

Overwhelming change

More tools, more output, less time to integrate.

05

Unclear boundaries

What is approved? What stays private? Who decides?

06

Quality and judgment

Faster output needs accountable human review.

07

An “artificial” voice

The work starts to sound generic and lacks a distinct voice.

08

Integrity

Ethical, environmental and organizational values get compromised.

Find a starting point for a specific concern

Which concern feels most true for your team?

Pick one of the four options below that feels most true to your organization. Select a button to see how we’d work on it and what you’ll get.

THE AI TEAM ALIGNMENT WORKSHOP

Hear every voice first.

Make it safe enough for people to say what they really think. That’s where the real conversation starts.

HALF OR FULL DAY / TWO FACILITATORS

  1. 01

    Hear every voice

    Excitement, doubts and values all get a fair hearing.

  2. 02

    Find common ground

    See where you agree, where you differ, and how it fits your organization’s values.

  3. 03

    Build real confidence

    Practice using AI on real projects, with people still making the final call.

  4. 04

    Shape what’s next

    Agree what to protect, what to try first, and practices your team can keep running.

How we make room for different views
START WITH TRUST

People can disagree about AI
and still move forward together.

The enthusiast, the skeptic and the person quietly wondering what happens to their job all belong here. We listen first, then try AI on the team’s actual work and practice making decisions together.

You can pass on an exercise or personal question. Bring your curiosity, your doubts and a piece of work you’d like help with.

WHAT YOU WALK AWAY WITH

From hidden
to shared.

Before we meet, we agree with your team’s lead what you need to take home. Here’s what we work toward:

  • Keep pace, keep control. Agree how to protect quality, privacy and ownership as you adopt AI.
  • Make your AI spend useful. Turn uneven use into shared practices your team can apply.
  • Keep people involved. Give skeptics and enthusiasts a say in how the work changes.
01

A picture of where your team stands

Who is using AI, what worries people, and which jobs it might genuinely help with.

02

Draft agreements for working with AI

What you will try, what needs human review and which questions still need a decision.

03

Practical confidence and a first AI project

Hands-on practice with everyday work: which tools to use where, and how to keep the results human. Leave with practices, tools and one project to try. You know who owns it, what to check and when we’ll compare notes.

The draft agreements are input to your organization’s AI-use policy, including human review. They are not a finished legal or compliance policy. Your leadership and policy owners decide what becomes policy.

WHO IT’S FOR

A starting point
for your team.

The same approach works at every level of your organization. HR and People leaders: we’ll help you plan the rollout.

SUGGESTED START

Leadership team

C-suite, founders and senior leaders

Get aligned on your AI vision and guardrails, so you can lead the conversation from the start.

Good fitAlignment Workshop or Focus session

Managers & team leads

The people in the middle

Help managers hear their teams and model good AI use, where rollouts succeed or stall.

Good fitFocus session or Practice series

Not sure where to start? We suggest leadership first, but it is not a prerequisite. Any single team or department can begin as a pilot.

WORKSHOP FORMATS

Pick the depth
your team needs.

Focus on one question, bring your team together for a half or full day, or make time to practice between sessions. We’ll help you choose.

RECOMMENDED

Alignment Workshop

Hear the different views, try AI on real work, and make agreements the team helped write. Leave with a first project to try.

Half or full day · two facilitators

ONE QUESTION

Focus session

Bring one question: checking AI’s work, keeping your voice, or deciding what stays private. Choose a light first step and follow-up.

Short and targeted

ONGOING PRACTICE

Practice series

Try things at work, come back with what happened, and adjust. Help people on your team learn to lead the conversation themselves.

4 to 12 weeks

Planning an event? We also offer a keynote with a live experience that gets people involved. All formats can be in person or online.

Not sure which fits? Tell us about your team →

How we prepare and follow through Before, after and a few weeks later · included with every format

HOW YOU’LL KNOW IT WORKED

Did it help?
Let’s check.

A good afternoon matters. So does what happens back at work. New habits rarely survive on a workshop cookie alone. Every format includes a before-and-after check and a follow-up.

  1. Before

    A leadership conversation and a short team survey. Together, agree what success would look like.

  2. Right after

    The same survey: do people feel heard, clearer on boundaries and more confident? Compare before and after.

  3. A few weeks later

    Review the experiment together: what happened, what you learned and what comes next.

YOUR FACILITATORS

Leif Hansen +
Nadja Haldimann.

Leif Hansen

Leif Hansen

FOUNDER, CO-EVOLVE

For nearly 20 years, Leif has led team trainings and keynotes through Spark Interaction for organizations including Sodexo, Microsoft and HubSpot. He helps people listen, adapt and work well together, with hands-on AI fluency and room for play.

More about Leif’s work

His work on the human side of technology reaches back to the SoulTech workshops he co-created in 2007. That work featured on NBC’s Today Show, in the Los Angeles Times and Seattle Times, and on PBS MediaShift. He is the author of Digital Mystics, trained in strategic foresight at the Institute for the Future, and led Test Drive Your Future at Human Tech Week.

More about Leif ↗
Nadja Haldimann

Nadja Haldimann

HUMAN EXPERIENCE DESIGNER

For 25 years, Nadja has designed products and experiences for startups and Fortune 500 companies, from Microsoft to leading the design of Mozilla’s virtual reality browser. She brings design thinking, systems thinking, deep listening and creative direction.

More about Nadja’s work

As founder of Podipo, she helps organizations connect performance with the experience of being human at work. Her coaching and 30+ conversations as host of The WakeUp Protocol inform how she designs space for people to think together.

More about Nadja ↗
Why we work together

Leif helps a room open up. Nadja helps turn what people say into ideas and a design they can work with. Both of us care about the people who have to live with the decisions afterward.

WHAT CLIENTS SAY

The work,
in their words.

On AI consulting, speaking and facilitation.
The Co-Evolve offer with Nadja builds on this experience.

Organizations and media
from our individual careers

EXPERIENCE ACROSS OUR INDIVIDUAL CAREERS

Amazon, Google, HubSpot, International Sign Association, Microsoft, Mozilla, Oracle, Sodexo and YMCA

PREVIOUS MEDIA COVERAGE OF LEIF’S WORK

NBCTODAYPBSLos Angeles TimesThe Seattle TimesKOMO 4

Swipe or scroll across to see all the logos.

The organizations reflect Leif and Nadja’s individual careers; media coverage relates to Leif’s earlier work. These are not endorsements of the new joint program.

Choose a focus or make notes for our call Optional · no email needed

SPEND MORE TIME ON WHAT MATTERS

Which question
needs more time?

Some questions deserve more than a quick answer. Choose one for a focus session, or work on it over several weeks.

Practical AI confidencePut the tools to work

Practice on tasks your team actually does. Learn to give useful context, evaluate the output and decide when AI is not the right tool.

Judgment & shared boundariesMake the decisions clearer

Work through human review, appropriate data and accountability. Write down who checks the work, what data stays private, and which decisions need legal or security advice.

Distinctive voice & creativityKeep the work recognizably yours

Use AI alongside your expertise and point of view. Compare drafts and ideas against what your team knows about its customers and its work. If the AI calls your first draft “brilliant,” we may still suggest a second draft.

Adaptation & change overloadDecide what can wait

When the tools and expectations keep changing, practice adjusting together. Pick what to try now—and what can wait until next month.

Illustration of three people overlooking a landscape with rivers, mountains and a city

TRY ON A POSSIBLE FUTURE

Test Drive
Your Future.

Imagine a few different futures for your work, then try them on together. What would you welcome? What would you miss? What choices can you make now?

A workshop Leif has led at Human Tech Week, available as a tailored team session.

Where AI rollouts stall

WHERE ROLLOUTS STALL

The tools arrive.
Where’s the conversation?

01

Tools before discussion

Licenses go out, but nobody asks what worries people.

02

Rules written for people

People nod along, then do their own thing.

03

Features without judgment

Knowing what a tool does is different from knowing when to trust it.

04

One session, then back to work

Without practice and follow-through, the skeptics can stay quiet and get left behind.

We start with the people in the room.

Watch Leif at Human Tech Week Panel conversation and workshop feedback

SEE THE WORK IN ACTION

Take a look
inside the room.

Leif on a Human Tech Week panel, plus participant reflections on his Test Drive the Future workshop.

BEFORE WE WORK TOGETHER

Before you
put it in the calendar.

Who is this for?

Leadership teams, managers, full staff or a department pilot, and HR or People leaders planning an AI rollout. See the suggested starting formats for each group. Enthusiasts, skeptics and people still figuring it out are all welcome.

Do we need to be AI experts?

No. We adapt the session to your team’s experience and work with approved tools and appropriate examples. Enthusiasts, skeptics and people who are still figuring it out all belong in the conversation.

How do you make it relevant to us?

We start with a sponsor conversation and a short questionnaire about current use, concerns and priorities. Together we choose the focus, examples, length and intended outputs.

How will we know it helped?

We agree success criteria, run a short survey before and after, and review your team’s experiment a few weeks later. Participant feedback and practical follow-through guide the next steps; they do not establish causation.

Can we do this online or in person?

Either. We offer a half- or full-day workshop, a short focus session, a 4–12 week series or a keynote with a live experience. We’ll agree the schedule, tools and accessibility needs together.

What about fees and availability?

Tell us the team size, timing, location and any access needs. We’ll send a proposal with the preparation, sessions, follow-up and fees spelled out, so you can decide.

Can we try something ourselves first?

Yes. Our free working tools help you reflect on AI use, plan a task, prepare a team conversation or review your distinctive voice. No email is required to use them.

SOMETHING TO SHARE

Think your colleagues
should see this?

Send them the deck. It explains the team challenges, how we work and what you take home, with our backgrounds and the research behind the questions. We’d love to hear what rings true—and what doesn’t.

NEXT STEP

Where does your team
really stand on AI?

Which pressure points ring true? What are we missing?
We’d love your honest reaction, whether or not you’re looking for a workshop.

Tell us about your team on a 20-minute call or in a note. We’ll come back with a suggested format, what’s included and the fee. You decide from there.

Or email leif@co-evolve.now or nadja@co-evolve.now.

Know a team looking to make human flourishing in the age of AI a priority? We’d welcome an introduction.

Sharing observations, rather than looking for support? Contribute to our research.