Your firm hosts the relationship. Joe runs the hour.
Your clients get a 60-minute session designed to feel useful no matter where they are starting from. The format borrows from the regular AI sessions Joe already runs, framed for your audience and their work.
Provide the audience and the introduction.
Send invitations using your firm's relationship and branding. Open the session with a short intro on why you are hosting and who Joe is. Own the follow-up with your clients afterwards.
Run the working hour.
Joe runs the 60 minutes for your audience: how to get started with AI, how to do it smarter if they are already in motion, why most adoption and transformation efforts stall, and what their honest next move looks like.
You buy a 90-minute box. The client-facing session itself is 60 minutes. The other 30 wraps it: a short pre-session prep with you so the framing fits your audience, plus a short post-session wrap so you walk away with a clean read on what landed.
Turnkey, not consulting in disguise.
The "in a box" piece means the assets your firm needs to host this without scrambling are already part of the offer. You adapt the language to your voice. The substance is ready to go.
Invitation copy templates your firm can adapt to your voice and send to your client list.
Session-naming templates so you can pick how the event reads to your audience.
Hands-on activity templates that travel with the session, so the audience does more than watch.
Post-session follow-up templates your firm sends to attendees afterwards.
The session script and structure Joe runs from. You see it ahead of time so there are no surprises on the day.
Free for qualifying partners. The trade is non-monetary.
Office Hours In A Box is free for partners right now. Joe shows up at no charge. The trade is what each side brings: your firm brings the audience and the relationship; Joe brings the tested session and the facilitation.
What your firm is protected from: the session is yours to use with your clientele. Your firm keeps the recording, your branding is on the invitation and the introduction, your client relationships stay yours, and any client conversations that follow are yours to manage. Joe is not pitching your clients during the session and is not pulling them into a separate sales funnel. Attendees who want to take an AI next step are pointed at the free AI Readiness Snapshot they can run with their own team.
Content repurposing: Joe retains the right to use clips, snippets, and content extractions from the session in his own channels later. This is named up front so it does not surprise you afterward. If your firm needs different terms (for example, no public clips, or named-attribution constraints), say so on the partner discovery call and Joe will adjust the terms or pass on the run.
The reason this is free right now: Joe is testing partner-hosted sessions as a demand-generation format. Your firm's audience is helping prove whether this format works. Custom or differently-shaped sessions are a separate paid engagement.
Firms whose clients are AI-curious but not yet sure where to start.
This works best when your client base has people across very different levels of AI familiarity. Some have not started. Some are using a tool or two but unsure if they are doing it well. Some are deeper in but stuck on adoption, buy-in, or what to actually pilot. The session is designed to land for all three.
Office Hours In A Box is the current format. The first audience we are running it for is boutique law firms specifically, and the shape generalizes to small and mid-size professional services firms more broadly. Specific partner-hosted formats rotate over time as we learn which formats produce the strongest demand signal; the partner relationship and the funnel-into-Snapshot mechanic stay the same.
If you are the marketing or business development partner at a firm and you are looking for something genuinely useful to bring your clients, this is meant for you.
Start with a 30-min partner discovery call.
The call is free and covers fit: who your clients are, what they are already asking about AI, whether the session shape lands for them, the recording and repurposing terms, and what a first run could look like.