Corporate training, Hong Kong

Generative & Agentic AI training for banking teams

Nine hands-on workshops that take banking teams from AI theory to daily practice, in one 3h20 session.

David Daoud running an instructor-led AI session
David Daoud facilitating a panel session. He runs every module himself; nothing is handed to a junior trainer.
9modules, three themes
3h20one sitting, one module
10-12participants, your site
2-3artefacts kept, per module

The catalogue in one line

Individual efficiency, then team automation, then executive transformation. Three themes, nine modules, one 3h20 session per module, and every module ends with work your team keeps. Open the theme you need.

Theme 1 · AI efficiency and daily workflows

Everyone in the room learns to work with the model on the tasks in front of them this week: how to ask for what they need, how to check what comes back, and what never to paste into it. No theory, no code, and nothing generic. Each person leaves with a prompt library written in their own wording.

3 modules · one 3h20 session each

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Theme 2 · data, process and agentic automation

The step up from the personal to the team: a report that explains itself, an incident queue that closes its own loop, and an agent pipeline carrying a real process end to end. The automation runs live on screen in eLearn2grow's own framework, then the room specs one of its own.

3 modules · one 3h20 session each

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Theme 3 · transformation, innovation and leadership

For the people who decide what gets funded and what gets refused. Boardroom size, and every session ends in a decision artefact drawn by the participants on their own organisation: a heat map of where AI pays, an ROI frame, a governance grid.

3 modules · one 3h20 session each

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The automation runs live, not on slides

Theme 2 is demonstrated on Hermès, eLearn2grow's own production agent framework: a multi-agent pipeline that has run real work, not a mockup built for a demo.

What the room does with it

Module 2.3 puts your process inside the pipeline, in a sandbox, and runs it end to end. No code is written by your team.

Why governance is in the syllabus

Escalation, audit trail and the hand back to a human are taught here because they had to be solved before this pipeline could be used at all.

Three ways to book a module

Every module is quoted on request. One 30-minute call, then a written number the same day, with the date held. Larger cohorts, multi-module programmes and Singapore deliveries included.

One module, one price, no licence, no platform, no subscription. The artefacts belong to your team the day you get them.

Option A

Standalone Workshop

The 3h20 workshop, interactive, 10 to 12 participants, on site, with use cases from your sector. Nothing to prepare beforehand.

Option B

Rapid Assessment + Customised Workshop

Two or three days with your processes first, then the workshop with every exercise built on your own documents and workflows.

Option C

Customised Workshop + Video LMS

Everything in option B, plus a 3 to 5 minute micro-learning capsule delivered into your LMS, so the method is still there when the next joiner arrives.

Clear objectives. Relevant working context.

Each module has clear learning objectives. The exercises can use sector examples or, where appropriate, selected processes and permitted materials.

Clear learning objectives

Each module follows a defined learning journey and leads to practical work completed by the participants.

Relevant examples and exercises

The working examples reflect the participants’ roles, sector and business context. Client material is used only when appropriate and agreed.

Too many people for a workshop? Run the awareness session

Sixty to ninety minutes, any size room, no laptops. What AI changes in their job, shown on real bank documents, and the questions your internal channels never resolve answered out loud.

Everyone leaves with a one-page do and don't list and five prompts they can run the next morning. It provides a practical first step when a larger audience needs a shared understanding before moving into applied workshops.

The person in the room

Every module was designed and delivered by David Daoud, the person who will stand in your room.

22 years before AI training

Transformation and change programmes in tier-1 investment banking across Asia Pacific: HSBC, Société Générale, Crédit Agricole.

The HSBC mandate

One of the first AI ambassadors appointed for the region. Contributed to the foundation of the APAC AI upskilling programme.

How a module ends

With an artefact your participants built in the room, on your own documents. Not a certificate, and not slides.

Most recent session

Instructor-led AI training for banking teams in Hong Kong, delivered in June 2026 at a French corporate and investment bank.

Questions managers ask before booking

Do we need to prepare anything?

No, for option A. The workshop runs on sector use cases and needs nothing from you in advance. For options B and C, two or three days with your own processes first, which is what makes every exercise yours.

Is this a technical course?

No. There is no code in any of the nine modules. Analysts, RMs, operations staff and executives sit in the same room and leave with the same artefacts.

Which model do you use?

Whichever your firm has licensed. The method is model-agnostic, and the confidentiality checklist is built on your rules, not on a generic policy.

How much of the day is slides?

Very little. Sessions are 3h20 and participants are on their own material for most of it, with a 20-minute break in the middle. Nothing runs in the background on your data.

What does a module cost?

Every module is quoted on request. One 30-minute call, then a written number the same day, with the date held. Larger cohorts, multi-module programmes and Singapore deliveries included.

Do you work with firms outside banking?

Where the work is regulated writing: asset managers, insurers, law firms, accounting. Not for startups, and not for a general audience.

Next step

One 30-minute call is enough to say which module fits your room, and whether you need the assessment first. Past sessions are on the YouTube channel if you would rather judge the teaching before you book anything.