The Details

 A repeatable process for writing memos and documents people actually read

This workshop gives participants a simple process for planning, drafting, and editing their writing so the main point comes first.

Long documents that bury the point cost everyone time. Readers send back questions, writers lose confidence, and decisions stall. This workshop gives participants a simple process for planning, drafting, and editing so the main point comes first.

Each person brings a real document from their own work and improves it step by step. They leave with a stronger draft and a method they can use again. We also cover how to use AI as a helper without letting it take over the writing. The same habits sharpen emails, Slack messages, and meeting notes.

What participants gain:

• 5 guiding principles for clear business writing.

• A clear process for turning a sprawling first draft into a focused, high-impact memo

• Practical guidelines for using AI as a thought partner

• Examples of what good and bad looks like

• Feedback from peers and instructor

• A one-pager and reference guide they can use the next time they sit down to write

BEST FOR: Teams that write to inform, persuade, or guide decisions. Managers, project leads, analysts, and technical experts all benefit, especially in workplaces where written documents drive the work. It's also a good fit if your team is producing longer, AI-assisted drafts and you'd like them to get to the point faster.

Class Size: up to 20 participants

Format: 2.5 hours in-person or virtual