Fay Bordbar

Host of The Global Excel Summit, Founder @ Excellence AI, Excel and AI Trainer

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Use Copilot where it counts and build it into your work so you can finish your work faster.

Teaching AI, one skill at a time

It's in your inbox, your documents, and your Teams meetings. Sitting there, paid for, ignored.Most people I speak to have either never opened it, or tried it once and quietly gone back to the way they've always worked. Meanwhile, the people who use it well are finishing tasks faster, and doing things they couldn't do before.That gap is only going to widen. And nobody at work is going to teach you how to close it.That's why I built this course. Four focused, interactive one-hour sessions designed to get you genuinely comfortable using Copilot in the apps you already use every day across M365.I've helped over 15,000 finance and audit professionals sharpen their skills in tools like Excel and Copilot. I know what cuts through the noise and what actually makes a difference in a real working week.By the end of this course, you'll know how to make Copilot useful and reliable. Not in theory, but in the work you're actually doing on Monday morning.You'll also have a clearer picture of where to focus next, so the learning doesn't stop here.

You have Copilot. Time to actually use it.

Write prompts that get useful results

Get through your inbox and meetings faster

Use Copilot across Word, PowerPoint, and Excel

Use Copilot responsibly

Build a daily routine that actually sticks

Start a personal prompt library

You've had Copilot for months, but never touched it. You know it's there, but no-one has shown you how to make it useful.

You tried it, got an odd response, and quietly closed it down. You just need someone to show you what it looks like when it works.

Your team is using AI and you don't want to fall behind. The people around you are getting things done faster. You want to close that gap.

Fay Bordbar Empowering teams with AI & digital skills to Excel

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How to Actually Use Microsoft Copilot