Laystone Education
Laystone Education

Case Studies

The work, in practice

Representative engagements — illustrative of how we co-build programmes with an organisation and what they change. Named, detailed case studies will be published as cohorts complete.

Illustrative engagements. Client names withheld until publication is agreed.

Programme: Executive LeadershipCohort: 1 cohort · ~30 leadersSector: Insurance

Sharpening decision-making across a leadership team

  • Programme co-built around the group's real capital and talent decisions.
  • Sessions led by operating partners, not external trainers.
  • Measured by a shift in how the team frames and owns hard calls.
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Programme: Applied AI & TechnologyCohort: Executive committeeSector: Industrials

Moving an executive committee from AI curiosity to AI decisions

  • Masterclasses plus hands-on work on the committee's own use cases.
  • Clear governance and risk framing — security, EU AI Act, deployment.
  • Outcome: a shared language and a shortlist of decisions, not a demo.
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Programme: Applied AI & TechnologyCohort: ~120 employees · 6 cohortsSector: Professional services

Rolling out generative-AI copilots across business teams

  • Hands-on workshops on each team's real workflows and tools (ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot).
  • Prompt patterns, quality control and data-handling rules — not just demos.
  • Outcome: copilots adopted in daily work, with measurable time saved.
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Programme: Applied AI & Technology · LeadershipCohort: 1 cohort · ~40 managersSector: Retail & e-commerce

Equipping managers to lead AI-augmented teams

  • How to redesign tasks and roles around AI, rather than bolt it on.
  • Governance, bias and risk framing managers can actually apply.
  • A shared playbook for deploying AI use cases responsibly.
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Programme: Operating Excellence · TalentCohort: Leadership + operationsSector: Technology

Building operating discipline in a fast-scaling business

  • Process, performance management and organisation design, applied to their reality.
  • Mentorship that continued beyond the programme.
  • A measurable reduction in the friction between plan and result.
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