Foundations
Where most teams start. The half-day gets a department working safely with AI in one morning; the full-day adds hands-on practice on your own documents.
Dr. Frank Olmos delivers half-day and full-day workshops for HR, finance, engineering, and operations teams at corporations, small businesses, nonprofits, and public agencies. Taught on your own work documents, aimed at the pain points your team hits every week.
2024Stephen E. Bemis Memorial Award, IPAC20+ yearsrunning HR and personnel departmentsEd.D.Adjunct Professor of Statistics, Cal State LA
Do not get left behind
AI is still taking shape, and it is not going away. Every month you wait is a month your competitors, your peer agencies, and the person down the hall spend getting better at it. Starting now means your team builds the habit while the ground is still moving, instead of scrambling to catch up once everyone else has a head start.
The payoff is simple. You finish more work in less time, the quality holds up, and the goals you are already measured on get easier to hit. AI does not replace what you know. It adds to it. Every session is built around the work you do now: the writing, the analysis, the documentation, and the decisions. You leave with a method you can use that same afternoon.
Corporations and mid-size employers. Small businesses and family-owned companies. School districts, cities, counties, courts, special districts, and water agencies. Nonprofits and the associations that serve them. Training companies looking for a subcontracted instructor.
If your team is fielding questions about AI in hiring, in investigations, in budget work, or in engineering documentation, and the answer so far has been “wait,” this is the session that replaces waiting with a process. Everything is taught against your own documents, your own policies, and your own risk tolerance, not a vendor’s demo data.
Twenty years of this work happened where the stakes were highest: civil service rules, union contracts, public records law, and a commission that could overturn any decision it did not like. Training built to that standard transfers without effort to a company with a board, an auditor, and a legal team. The same programs have been delivered to private employers, including a multi-location, family-owned restaurant group, where the work covered AI for daily operations, a manager training program, and the accountability system that keeps a one-day session from fading by the following month.
Direct pricing is published so a coordinator can start a requisition without a sales call. Training companies and associations: ask for instructor rates.
Where most teams start. The half-day gets a department working safely with AI in one morning; the full-day adds hands-on practice on your own documents.
Six sessions built around the functions an HR department runs every week, in any sector. Each one is taught by someone who has done the job.
The same practical approach, applied to the work of a specific department. Useful when HR is asked to bring AI to the rest of the organization.
For leadership teams, counsel, and anyone who has to write the AI policy rather than just follow it.
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Fifteen half-day and full-day workshops for HR, finance, engineering and operations teams. Virtual or on site.
From $1,800 per half-day.
Working sessions on your own screen with your own files. Set up ChatGPT or Claude around your actual business, organize your projects, and build the prompts you reuse every week.
$250 per hour. Four-session starter, $900.
Twenty minutes on your audience, the AI tools your organization has approved, and the risks your counsel cares about.
Pick from the catalog or combine modules. Within two business days you receive a PDF quote on letterhead, formatted for your purchasing process, requisition or purchase order if that is how you buy.
W-9, business information, and any vendor forms are returned promptly. Materials, roster instructions, and a paste-ready bio and headshot for your flyer arrive one week ahead.
Half-day or full-day, on Zoom, Microsoft Teams, or in your training room. Everyone leaves with the CHATPROMPT framework, a prompt library for their function, and written guidance they can hand to a supervisor.
AI consulting
Training teaches the people. Consulting is everything around it: deciding what AI is allowed to touch, writing the policy your staff will actually follow, choosing which workflows to change first, and building the accountability that keeps a one-day session from fading by the following month.
A written policy your legal counsel, your executive team and, where it applies, your union can all live with. Covers confidentiality, disclosure, record keeping and the lines nobody should cross.
A pass through the work your department actually does, naming which tasks AI should automate, which it should only assist, and which it should not touch at all.
Your own people learn to run the sessions, so the capability stays in the building after the engagement ends.
The system that keeps new habits alive after the training day. A multi-location employer hired for exactly this, alongside a manager training program and the handbook behind it.
Easy to buy
Public agencies invoice against a PO. Companies and nonprofits get a quote, a W-9, and whatever your standard vendor packet requires.
On letterhead, formatted for your purchasing process, ready to attach to a requisition if that is how you buy.
Exercises use fictional scenarios and sanitized samples. Nobody is asked to put personnel records into a public AI tool, and the session covers exactly that boundary.
Step one takes twenty minutes. Ask for a scoping call.
Named engagements, not testimonials. References available on request.
A short introduction to the CHATPROMPT approach. The video loads from YouTube only when you press play.
Dr. Frank Olmos is an Executive Director at a K-12 school district and President of DFO HR Consulting.
He has spent more than twenty years running HR and personnel departments, including leadership roles at a county office of education and two other Southern California school districts, and his consulting practice extends to private employers, including a multi-location, family-owned restaurant group. He teaches statistics as an adjunct professor at California State University, Los Angeles, is the author of three books on assessment and AI, and created the CHATPROMPT framework. In 2024 the International Personnel Assessment Council awarded him the Stephen E. Bemis Memorial Award. He is a past president of PTC-SC and active in CSPCA, WRIPAC, IPAC, PCASC, and CODESP.
Tell me the audience, a rough headcount, and whether you want virtual or on-site delivery, and you will have a written quote in two business days. Not that far along? Take the twenty minute scoping call first. You will have a quote within two business days.