Tom Maverley
Commercial strategy
Tom brings commercial and marketing leadership experience to the question that matters most: where could a tool or practice be useful to the business?
Tom on LinkedIn →Help shape Working AI
Where could AI earn its keep?
If you’re a senior marketer or CMO, we’d like to hear about the work behind your job title. Your examples of time-consuming tasks, difficult decisions and AI experiments will help us shape practical training around real needs.
The research conversation
Talk us through your working week.
A 30-minute Google Meet conversation about your workflows, current difficulties and what you’ve tried with AI. No preparation needed.
This is research, with no obligation to buy a course.
The conversation
Tell us about the work behind the job title.
You don’t need to be an AI expert or bring a polished use case. We’re interested in your experience.
- What takes your time?The recurring tasks, decisions and handovers that make a working week harder than it needs to be.
- What have you tried?Where AI has helped, disappointed or left you unsure how to use it well.
- What would help?The skills and support that would make a practical difference to you and your team.
Please keep examples general and leave out confidential client, colleague or business information.
Who’s behind Working AI
Commercial perspective. Technical experience.
Robert Barbour
Technical design
Robert designs, builds and runs systems. He brings practical judgement about how work is shaped, checked and sustained.
Rob on LinkedIn →Before we build the course
Help us ask better questions.
Working AI is in pre-launch research. These conversations will help us decide what the training should cover.
Booking is handled by Google Calendar. Choosing “Book a research conversation” loads Google’s booking resources and Tom’s schedule. The details you enter there are shared with the appointment organiser to arrange your call. See Google’s privacy policy. For questions about the research, contact workingai@digitalmercenaries.ai.