Make AI useful in the work people trust you to do.

Grove-White & Co. helps high-trust professionals use AI.
Darragh Grove-White leads workshops and one-to-one sessions.
GW&Co private intensives focus on your work.
GW&Co workflow advisory helps improve recurring work.

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Based in Victoria, BC. Public workshops welcome professionals and business operators across sectors. Scope and fees are agreed before work begins.

Ways to work together

Choose the AI help that fits your work.

Grove-White & Co. offers public workshops, private team training, one-to-one consulting and tailored AI intensives. Compare the formats below. The scope and fee are agreed before work begins.

For your own practice

Public workshops

GW&Co public workshops combine practical AI skills with guided work on your own tasks. Workshop 1 builds the foundations; Workshop 2 helps existing AI users develop one workflow they can supervise.

Next sessions: Workshop 1 — Oct. 7, 2026 · Workshop 2 beta — Oct. 14, 2026Find the right workshop

For your team

Private workshops

GW&Co private workshops bring practical AI training to one team. Choose established training or a session tailored to your organisation’s work. Agree the preparation and examples in advance.

Scoped fee agreed in advance · Implementation quoted separatelyExplore private workshops

For a specific question or next step

1:1 consulting sessions

GW&Co one-to-one consulting gives you direct help from Darragh Grove-White with an AI task, question or decision. Bring your context and what you have tried; agree a useful next step together.

Individual support · Outcome, scope and fee agreed before work beginsExplore one-to-one help

For deeper work in your role

Private AI intensives

GW&Co private AI intensives combine the workshop foundations with advance preparation, examples tailored to your responsibilities and guided practice you can reuse. Executive and assistant training is scoped to the person’s work.

Tailored preparation and practice · Implementation is a separate scopeDiscuss a private intensive

Workflow advisory and implementation

How can AI help with a recurring workflow?

GW&Co workflow advisory starts with one recurring job: its inputs, outputs and human checks. A pilot, implementation or ongoing support is scoped separately. The client-review example shows a possible workflow, not a measured client result.

Explore the Context-First Method

Illustrative workflow / 01Client review preparation

Example, not a client resultHuman review required

Purpose: Prepare for a client review meeting
Context sources: Approved notes, correspondence and open actions
Data boundary: Only information cleared for the chosen tools
AI prepares: Meeting brief, open questions and draft action list
Human checks: Facts, omissions, tone and suitability
Professional approves: Advice and any client communication
Reusable record: Documented steps, sources and review checklist

In the room and at the table

AI speaking and workshops in practice.

Darragh Grove-White speaking at a private professional event — Private speaking event · Victoria, British Columbia

Small-group AI workshop at the Union Club of British Columbia — Small-group AI workshop · Union Club of British Columbia

What does a scoped workflow pilot produce?

A defined task, a named reviewer and a test with agreed success criteria.

GW&Co uses the source material, a draft and human review to test whether a workflow is useful. The agreed pilot scope determines the deliverables below.

What a scoped pilot should leave behind

A sanitized workflow map
Named data and review boundaries
A pilot brief with success criteria
A documented next action and owner