Today’s most effective leaders know how to deliver results efficiently. The Leading with AI: Project Management course helps project managers and team leaders harness the power of AI to streamline communication, clarify priorities, and turn plans into measurable progress.
AI is transforming how teams plan, collaborate, and deliver. This AI training for project managers gives working professionals the skills to integrate AI tools into everyday workflows, enhance decision-making, improve visibility, and reduce manual effort.
You’ll learn how project managers can utilize AI to clarify scope, manage risks, and keep stakeholders aligned, so projects move forward with less friction and more focus.
January 22: Self-paced, online Gen AI 101
January 29: In person in Indianapolis, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
February 5: Live virtual session, 1 to 3:30 p.m.
February 12: Submit project for digital badge (optional)
Fee: $1,495 per person (IU alumni, IU staff and team discounts available)
Through interactive sessions, case studies, and real-world application, you’ll learn to:
You’ll complete an Action Learning Project tailored to your organization, leaving with a repeatable framework for reliable delivery.
Interested in bringing this program to your company or organization? Email kelleypd@iu.edu to discuss our custom program options.
Fill out this form and we’ll contact you with additional information.
Each course offers the opportunity to complete an optional Action Learning Project, applying course concepts to a real organizational challenge you face. Participants who complete this project earn a digital badge, a verifiable credential you can showcase on platforms like LinkedIn.
Complete four courses from the Leading with AI professional development series and earn the Kelley Professional Certificate in AI Leadership.
Asynchronous, online introduction to the course, including short pre-reading assignments and an overview of GenAI. Upon purchasing this course, you will be provided additional instruction on how to access the asynchronous material/videos that can be completed any time before the live in-person session.
Hands-on practice and peer discussion; one day, in person (Indianapolis)
Use case clinic: Half day, live, online session on real use cases and quick wins
Create and submit an Action Learning Project tailored to your organization
Format: Combination of asynchronous online, live online, and in-person classes
Schedule: January 22 to February 12; in person in Indianapolis on January 29
Discounts: Available for IU alumni, staff, groups of three or more participants, and purchases of four or more courses*
*Purchase four or more courses in the Leading with AI series and receive a $1,500 discount. Pay a total of $4,480 (regularly $5,980), a 25% savings.
Access a customizable supervisor request letter to support your case for attending a Kelley professional development course.
Clinical Professor of Operations and Decision Technologies, Kelley School of Business
Carl Briggs is a clinical professor of operations and decision technologies and co-director of the Business Operations Consulting Workshop. During his 30 years with the Department of Operations and Decision Technologies at the Kelley School of Business, he has been recognized for his innovative approach to management education, receiving teaching awards and accolades in the United States, Asia, and the European Union. He currently holds active academic appointments in the United States, Germany, China, and South Korea.
Carl directed Kelley’s Supply Chain Management Academy. His areas of expertise are project management, process improvement, and strategic sourcing. He has trained hundreds of business professionals in areas including project management, process improvement, Lean Six Sigma, value analysis/engineering, supply base rationalization, total cost of ownership, inventory management, and effective contract management.
Though Carl routinely travels around the world teaching, lecturing, and working with corporations in pursuit of supply chain excellence, he enjoys his Bloomington home, which he shares with his wife Annette and their children, Mariah, Ben, and Emily.
Email us at kelleypd@iu.edu and a member of our team will be happy to assist you.