
Pierre Paris
Has helped around 30 startups structure their company and 50 clients automate their operations. Has trained more than 1,000 people on AI.
A 12-week bootcamp for business owners. You build your own company brain first. Then you bring your company along.
Most of what your company knows isn't written anywhere. It sits with a few people. And with you.
of European companies use AI as a personal productivity tool.
have agents running their processes on their own.
Source: Notion, Global AI Transformation Study 2026, European edition (Qualtrics, 2,541 respondents).
The usual answers. None of them moves the information out of people's heads.
More seats, so more people do the same copying, slightly faster.
An agency plugs AI into the process as it is today. The process was the problem.
Your team learns to prompt. The same questions land on the same desks.
Factories were electrified in the 1890s and gained almost nothing for 30 years. The gain came in the 1920s, when the floor was redesigned around the motor.
Most companies are in their 1890s with AI: they bought the motor and kept the old layout. The 12 weeks are how you redesign the floor.
Your company's know-how, made executable.
It knows, it works your way, it reaches your tools, and it runs on its own for the repetitive work. Every use makes it richer. It belongs to the company, not to its employees.
Information is held by a system, not by whoever happens to know it.
Connected to your sources, in your own environment. It makes you faster at your level, as a leader.
What to transform first, what to delete instead of automating, and in what order.
The vision explained, the right interface chosen, and the material to train them.
Direction first. Then the build. Then your teams. Every week: one live, one hour of office hours, and time to build.
What AI-native means for your company, and what to change first.
A one-to-one session on your company's current challenges. Everything is written down: it's the base of your tailored material.
Why putting AI on top of your existing setup misses the point. You meet your cohort at the opening dinner.
Map the manual copying, the human bottlenecks, and what is written down nowhere. Then pick your priorities.
Why the transformation starts with you. What isn't in the brain doesn't exist.
What to transform first, and what to delete rather than automate. In the workshop, you set up your company brain.
Your company brain gets its structure, its sources and its first automations.
Structure, source of truth, glossary. A frame that helps, not a straitjacket.
Connect your real sources, move your documents in, and work around closed software.
The tasks that can run on their own, and the ones that shouldn't.
You build your first agent or automation in the workshop, and write your roadmap for the next 90 days.
Teams come last, on purpose: you can't train people on a system that isn't in place yet.
An AI session, Slack or a custom interface: pick the one that asks your teams for the least change.
Inspiring content for you, practical content for them, a path for each function. Bring the people concerned to your session.
Who follows, who doesn't, the rituals, and how to measure adoption. The workshop prepares your team rollout.
From your system to your company's system. On closing day, every leader presents what they built.
Office hours every week, from week 1 to week 12.
One hour, one concept, every week.
One hour every week to bring your questions.
One a month. We build together, on screen.
On your company, alone or with people from your team.
Meet the leaders you'll build with.
Every leader presents what they built.
Remote, with screen sharing. In person for the opening dinner and the closing day. Plan about 3 hours a week.
If it isn't the right time for your company, we'll tell you on the first call.
An AI transformation fails in three ways: no direction, no adoption, no architecture. There are three of us, one for each.

Has helped around 30 startups structure their company and 50 clients automate their operations. Has trained more than 1,000 people on AI.

Engineer (École 42). 8 years at Google and YouTube, rolling products out inside large companies. Has trained more than 300 people on AI.

Full-stack developer with 20+ years of experience (Scalian, Meritis, PRO BTP, Docaposte). Has led technical teams of 20 people. Runs the whole Unkillable Companies stack.
Everything we teach runs in our own company first.
For months, we built AI systems for companies. We built good systems for leaders who didn't change how they worked. The value was real, and nobody saw it.
You can't install a transformation in a company. You can only speed up one that the leader has already decided on. So the leader builds first, and the company follows.
Book a free 30-minute call with a founder.
We look at where your company is, and whether the bootcamp fits.
If it does, you start with cohort 1 on 5 October 2026.
The call is free, and there is no commitment.
Partly, yes, and many leaders start that way. What you won't do alone is the architecture that still holds in six months, and the rollout to your teams. That's what the workshops and the one-to-one sessions are for: we build in your data, with you.
No. A course teaches you to prompt. Here you build: by the end, your company brain runs in your own environment, and you have the roadmap to extend it.
Using AI on your own makes you faster. It doesn't change how your company works. In the bootcamp, you build a system connected to your company's sources, a 90-day roadmap, and what you need to bring your teams along.
No. You don't need to code to understand what is at stake. The technical build happens with us, in the workshops and the one-to-one sessions.
About 3 hours a week for 12 weeks: the weekly live, the office hours, and time to build.
There is one seat per company, and it's yours: the transformation starts with the person who runs the company. You can bring people from your team to your one-to-one sessions, and the last block prepares their rollout.
Your company brain is built in your own environment, connected to your own tools. If your systems aren't ready yet, we provide a sandbox to start in.
Yes, with screen sharing. The opening dinner and the closing day happen in person.
You keep your company brain and your roadmap, and you join the Unkillable Companies Club with the leaders you built with. If you want the rollout to your whole company done with our team, we can take it on together.
Not ready yet? Join the free live on how to create your company brain, every Thursday at 12pm, Paris time.
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