Founders and entrepreneurs
Who want to build with AI as part of their business, not as a toy.
Monza Sessions · Learning with AI
Stop watching AI videos. Put it to work.
Workshops, a bootcamp and one-on-one coaching for people who want to learn. Live, on your own work, with someone beside you. You leave with something of yours running, not with notes.
This is what a Monza Session feels like
For people who want to learn.
You don't need to know how to code. You need the drive to build and something of your own to build on.
Professionals who don't want to fall behind
And want to be the one who knows how inside their company.
Teams and leaders
Who want a shared start, with their own company's cases.
Curious people with judgment
Tired of scattered tutorials that lead nowhere.
Your week, today and after Sessions.
- 01You watch AI videos and don't know where to start.
- 02You ask ChatGPT for random things and half of it is useless.
- 03You leave a meeting and the to-dos depend on your memory.
- 04A presentation takes you a whole afternoon.
- 05You answer the same questions every day.
Four formats. One way of teaching.
Start wherever you are. They all begin by getting to know you and all end with something of yours running.
The afternoon
An intensive afternoon, 2 to 6 p.m., with a one-hour one-on-one diagnosis beforehand. You stop reading about AI and put it to work right there.
You leave withYour first agent running and a thirty-day plan.
I want the afternoon →The Bootcamp
One live session a week, between theory and practice, an exercise on your own work and WhatsApp open for every question.
You leave withYour assistant running and a plan to keep going on your own.
See the program →Sessions 1:1
Three months on your own work. We build it together, with your real projects, and you learn by doing. What works for you is then taken to your team.
You leave withYour day in order, your dashboard and everything documented in your name.
See how the three months work →In-company
For your leadership team: what AI is today, what changes in your industry and a workshop with your own company's cases. A diagnosis before starting and a report per person at the end.
You leave withYour company's use cases, prioritized, and a team that knows where to start.
Bring it to my company →One hundred percent personalized.
Nothing is generic: every session, every exercise and every answer come from what you do.
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I get to know you first
Before starting · one-on-oneA conversation about your work, your day and what takes most of your time. I build the sessions from that.
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Live, on your own work
Between theory and practiceI explain the tool and we apply it right there, to your cases. Never with other people's examples.
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An exercise that gets reviewed
On your own workAfter each session I leave you something to apply to your work, and we review it in the next one.
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WhatsApp open
All weekEvery question and everything you need, without waiting for the next session.
Eight weeks. Each one leaves something running.
What AI really is today, without the hype
- Which tool is for what: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and the few worth knowing.
- What can already be done in a job like yours, live.
- We set up your accounts and your tools.
This week's exercisePick the three tasks of your week that take up the most time.
You leave withYour tools ready and clarity on what each thing is for.
The program adapts to each group: the examples come from the initial conversation with each person.
Three months on your role, all connected.
Each month connects one part of your work and leaves something running. Tap a month to see what gets connected.
In pink, what gets connected that month.
Your day and your projects, in one place
- 01Discovery session. You tell me about your role and we look together at the tools you already use.
- 02The map of your role. Where your time goes and what can be automated first.
- 03Your assistant, properly set up. ChatGPT or Claude with your projects, your documents and your writing style.
- 04Your projects in one place. One space per project with to-dos, tasks and decisions.
Left runningYour workspace and your assistant.
What happens in your team, without hovering
- 05Your dashboard. What matters in your work in a single view, with a traffic light that tells you where to look.
- 06The alerts. If something falls behind, you get an alert before it becomes a problem.
- 07The Monday email. What's urgent in each project, in a single email.
What connects automatically depends on the access your tools allow. If there's only an export, the dashboard updates every week.
Left runningYour dashboard with the first project, ready to add the next.
Less time assembling, more time thinking
- 08Your templates. You put in the numbers and the presentation comes out, with your brand.
- 09Market insights. Social, ads and sales cross-referenced, so you walk into the meeting knowing what works and where.
- 10The manual. How each piece is built, so you can take it to your team.
Left runningEverything documented and in your name.
There's more than enough information about AI. What's missing is someone who tells you which of it works for you.
Who teaches it
Edgar Navarro
Founder & Creative Director · Monza Lab
I don't teach how to use AI. I teach how to work with it.
I'm an industrial engineer. At KPMG I led the adoption of artificial intelligence in large companies. Today I run AI workshops for companies and industry associations, and I have my own brands, Bavarian Econs and MonzaHaus, where I use every day what I teach. What you see in a session is what I build every week.
And the helmet? Monza comes from the racetrack: race cars, F1, speed. Lab, from laboratory. Together: a fast lab, because I iterate fast.
In the room, on stage and inside each company.
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What almost everyone asks before joining.
Do I need to know how to code? +
No. In every format you learn to set up assistants and automations without writing code, and you understand when code adds value without depending on it. You need judgment and the drive to build.
Which format is right for me? +
The afternoon is the way in: you leave with your first agent. The Bootcamp is depth: eight weeks building on your own work. Sessions 1:1 is for your role, three months one-on-one. And in-company is for taking it to a whole team. If you're not sure, write to me and I'll tell you where to start.
Is it in person or online? +
The afternoon and in-company are in person, in small groups. The Bootcamp and Sessions 1:1 are live by video call, with WhatsApp open between sessions.
Do I leave with something real? +
That's the promise. In the afternoon you leave with your first agent and a thirty-day plan. In the Bootcamp and the 1:1 you end with something of yours running in your work. Never with notes.
If I do the afternoon, does it count toward the Bootcamp? +
Yes. What you invested in the afternoon is credited to the Bootcamp if you decide to join. It's designed so you move up without paying twice for the same thing.
What if I want you to build it with me? +
That's what Monza Studio is for, for companies that want to see themselves growing with artificial intelligence: we build it with you and we run it.
Where do I start
Tell me what you want to learn.
The investment depends on the format and the size of the group. Write to me, I'll ask you two questions and confirm it on WhatsApp.
- Step 1You write me what you do and what you want to learn.
- Step 2I tell you which format fits you and what it costs.
- Step 3We have the one-on-one conversation and we start.