Tue, Jul 7, 2026
4:00 PM UTC (45 minutes)
Virtual (Zoom)
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AI Gets Things off your Plate: A Course for Founders

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Victoria Mariscal and Will Leatherman
People-first AI for founders who'd rather grow than grind.. Founder at Catalyst Content, building content systems for B2B GTM teams
Tue, Jul 7, 2026
4:00 PM UTC (45 minutes)
Virtual (Zoom)
Free to join
Go deeper with a course
AI Gets Things off your Plate: A Course for Founders

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Victoria Mariscal and Will Leatherman
People-first AI for founders who'd rather grow than grind.. Founder at Catalyst Content, building content systems for B2B GTM teams
What you'll learn
How to build a content workflow in Claude Code
Watch a real marketing workflow get built live, step by step, with no engineering needed.
The setup a marketing team needs to run it
The skills, prompts, and structure to run the workflow yourself without a developer.
Turn one input into a week of content
Take a single source and produce a batch of content worth publishing across the week.
Why this topic matters
Most marketers hear "use AI agents" but never see one built. This is the live build: open Claude Code, stand up a content workflow you can copy and run the same week. You leave with a working system and the exact setup your team needs — not just a demo. Topics are finalized close to the date to stay current with what's shipping.
You'll learn from
Will Leatherman
Founder at Catalyst Content, building content systems for B2B GTM teams
Why trust me?
- Built 50+ B2B content engines — clients consistently see 3–5x content output with higher pipeline conversion, because the content is rooted in real domain expertise, not researched talking points
- Former CMO at Parcl (blockchain real estate): drove a 300% increase in user acquisition through content strategy
- Creative strategist for Primark, Campari, Kate Spade, WeWork, PepsiCo, and BMW before founding Catalyst
- Built Catalyst's entire client pipeline on LinkedIn — this is the exact system, taught live for the first time