Become an AI-Native Leader

Build an AI-native operating model that ties automation to revenue, reduces decision bottlenecks, and turns team knowledge into reusable workflows and shared context.

  • Intermediate
  • 19 lessons
  • 2 hr 23 min
  • Taught by Lauren Vriens
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What you'll learn

  • Measure AI by Business Impact Tie AI initiatives to revenue, retention, margin, cash flow, or throughput instead of generic productivity gains.
  • Prioritize Revenue Workflows Find the bottlenecks, handoffs, and translation loss that slow customer value, then apply AI where it improves flow.
  • Build Shared AI Context Create reusable markdown files, instructions, and shared context systems that keep people and AI working from the same source of truth.
  • Productize Repeatable Work Design repeatable AI jobs, skills, and agents around clear outcomes, constraints, inputs, tools, and success criteria.
  • Lead AI-Native Teams Set operating principles, review rhythms, and adoption rituals that make AI useful without flooding leaders with low-value output.
  • Improve AI Output Quality Use AI to surface assumptions, ask better questions, organize knowledge, and turn repeated corrections into stronger workflows.

Lessons 19 lessons · 2 hr 23 min

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Your teacher

Lauren Vriens

Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer

Lauren Vriens is Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer of a startup driving enterprise growth by harnessing the intersection of human judgment and AI systems. Previously, she created Accenture's first enterprise GenAI product (now a $340M business) and scaled an electric vehicle startup from $0 to $50M in 18 months. She has advised executives at FINRA, Waymo, and Stripe on transformation in an AI-native world, and her insights on AI have reached over 25M people. A Fulbright Fellow who has spoken at TEDx, Extraordinary Women on Boards, Microsoft, JPMorgan, and a16z NY Tech Week, Lauren distills the pace of change into actionable clarity - drawn from real-world experience building what's next.

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