EXECUTIVE CURRICULUM

Give your AI a real education.

A 180-document executive reference library in six disciplines: Strategy, Market, Finance, Operations, Technology and People. From 100-level foundations to graduate-level synthesis, written for your AI to reason from and for you to read.

Six disciplines. Five levels. 180 documents.

More than 1,900 sections · 287 data tables · 176 diagrams · modeled on sixteen published programs at leading business schools and professional bodies

Diagram of the Executive Curriculum: a Foundations reading guide, six libraries (Strategy, Market, Finance, Operations, Technology, People) with five levels of six documents each and a capstone per library, a metadata manifest for all 180 documents,

Built for AI to read

Every document follows one standard, designed around how an AI actually finds and reasons from information. Each section opens with its main point and stands on its own, so when your AI pulls a passage it gets a complete idea, not a fragment.

  • One concept per section. Clean, self-contained passages your AI can retrieve without untangling layout.

  • A course line under every title, such as Knowledge-Strategy | S403 | 400-Level High-Stakes Decisions, so your AI always knows where a document sits in the curriculum.

  • A metadata manifest giving each document's purpose, executive summary, content role and information date, so your AI knows what it is reading and how current it is.

  • Codes that never change, so an answer can point to S403 or F305 and you can open the source.

Worth reading for people too

The same documents are your own briefing library. Open S403 before a board discussion and read it in minutes. Because everything your AI draws on is open to you, you can always see what an answer rests on.

Anatomy of a curriculum document: a clear title and a course line such as Knowledge-Market, M302, 300-Level Advanced Analysis; numbered sections that each open with their main point; text that stands on its own; labeled tables with the label above; o

Built for how AI reads today, and where it's going

Word is the document format business already runs on, so we built the curriculum in Word. Every table is a real table, every diagram is labeled, and the text states what each one shows, so any AI gets the full meaning now, even before it can read the picture itself.

As AI gets better at reading tables, images and richer media inside documents, these documents are already formatted for it. We keep raising that standard, so your library becomes more valuable as your AI does.

The depth behind it

Each library is a complete course of study. Here is one of the six in full: thirty Strategy documents, from the logic of value creation to integrated synthesis for enterprise decisions.

Course map of the Strategy library: thirty documents across five levels. 100-Level Foundations S101 to S106, starting with Strategy Fundamentals and the Logic of Value Creation; 200-Level Applied Management S201 to S206; 300-Level Advanced Analysis S

Built to grow

180 documents is a starting point, not a ceiling. The next 120 are already scoped, twenty per library, and a seventh library, Law, is designed: thirty documents of executive legal literacy for US business. Every new document takes the next free code at its level, and nothing is ever renumbered.

Your own knowledge grows the same way. The curriculum includes a Copilot prompt for Microsoft Word that turns your material into documents at the same standard, and the written standard lets you do the same with any AI.

Growth chart. Each of the six libraries, Strategy, Market, Finance, Operations, Technology and People, has 30 documents today plus 20 more already scoped, and a seventh Law library of 30 documents is designed. First up in each library: S107 Strategic

Works with the AI you already use

Microsoft 365 Copilot and SharePoint, Claude, ChatGPT, NotebookLM, or a system of your own. In Microsoft 365 the libraries work directly as a SharePoint knowledge source for Copilot agents. The curriculum adds to your AI; it doesn't replace it.

What you get

  • Six libraries, 180 Word documents: Strategy, Market, Finance, Operations, Technology and People.

  • A Foundations reading guide: the library map, levels and codes, content roles, and how to read information dates.

  • The metadata manifest for all 180 documents.

  • Sample Initiative and Research documents to model your own additions.

  • The authoring kit: a Copilot prompt for Microsoft Word, the written document standard, and summary prompts for filling the manifest with SharePoint Autofill or any AI.

How it was built

Designed by Jack Frost Design and modeled on sixteen published programs at leading business schools and professional bodies. Written with AI assistance and curated by people, document by document, to one standard. It is the same library behind Executive Mentor.

Licenses

  • Personal — One executive, with any AI. $2,500 one-time, with updates at $500 a year. Credited in full toward Executive Mentor.

  • Practice — Coaches, consultancies and fractional firms using it with clients. From $9,500 a year.

  • Enterprise — Companies grounding their internal AI on it. From $25,000 a year.

  • Platform — AI and education companies building it into a product. Let's talk.

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The Executive Curriculum is an independent curriculum by Jack Frost Design. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by any business school.

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Try it with your own AI: the six capstone documents, one per library, each reasoning across all six disciplines, with a one-page guide to using them.

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