About WeSpark
What is WeSpark?
WeSpark is an innovation agency founded in 2019 in Frankfurt, Germany, and headquartered in San Salvador, El Salvador. Within everything an innovation agency can do, we focus on digital transformation, and within digital transformation on AI. We are best known for AI training that teams can measure, and for the right clients we also build the AI itself.
What makes WeSpark different from other agencies?
We don't follow templates. We prepare obsessively, design with you and care about action, not buzzwords. We teach what we actually do: we build our own tools, courses and AI systems every week. And we don't aim to stick around forever. Our goal is a team that thinks critically and keeps going without us.
For AI training, we bring together what is usually split across several providers: curriculum design, hands-on workshops, measurement of the results, AI automations and AI audits.
Where is WeSpark based?
WeSpark was founded in Frankfurt, Germany, and is now headquartered in San Salvador, El Salvador. The team works remotely from El Salvador, the United States, Spain and Colombia, and we travel for on-site programs.
Who founded WeSpark, and who is on the team?
Nelson Inno founded WeSpark in 2019. In 2025, Adam Nili joined as co-founder and the two now lead the company together. The core team today is Adam Nili (Co-Founder & CSO), Nelson Inno (Co-Founder & CEO), Luisa Cubides (Chief of Staff) and Richard Nguyen (COO).
Why does WeSpark exist?
WeSpark started from one belief: real innovation is about walking the walk, not talking the talk. Nelson saw that many innovation agencies relied on theory and rarely built their own tools, products or systems. WeSpark set out to do the opposite.
Today the purpose is bigger. Technology is moving faster than most people can follow, and AI brings opportunity and anxiety at the same time. We close the gap between fast-moving technology and the people who need to use it, by turning complex topics into visual, simple and practical knowledge.
Has WeSpark changed its focus?
Yes, and on purpose. Over the years we designed products and services, ran innovation trainings, built large education programs and designed a national Bitcoin curriculum. Education taught us the most, but it also comes with very long sales cycles.
So we narrowed down. WeSpark is still an innovation agency. We focus on digital transformation, and within it on AI, with measured AI training as our core service and AI implementation for teams that want to go further. Everything we learned teaching thousands of people is what makes the training work.
What are WeSpark's values?
- Human-centric innovation: the right people in the right roles, aligned with a clear purpose.
- Purpose-driven work: we choose projects with real, long-term impact.
- Doing what is needed: not just trying hard, but doing whatever solves the problem.
- Open environment: questioning the status quo is encouraged.
- Start rather than be right: start fast, learn fast.
- Work together, think independently: everyone contributes ideas on their own first.
- Active facilitation: warm-ups, visuals and energy that keep sessions moving.
- Innovator's mindset: helping people unlock their creative potential.
Do you work with companies in the United States?
Yes, the US is our main market for AI training. El Salvador is within two hours of every mainland US time zone all year, uses the US dollar, and we train and write in English. We also travel for on-site programs.
Which languages do you work in?
English and Spanish. Some workshops and materials can also be delivered in German.
The AI training
How does the AI training work?
Four steps in about a month: - Day -7, discovery and baseline: we collect your real tasks and tools and check how each person uses AI today. - Week 1, the intensive: 8 hours of hands-on training on your real work, as four 2-hour live sessions remote or one full day in person per group of up to 20, plus a session for leaders. - Days 1 to 30, weekly check-ins: a 2-minute check-in per person each week on our tracking platform, short challenges and a live dashboard for leaders. - Day 30, results report: who uses AI, for which tasks and a clear statement of the hours saved per week and per month.
Is there a guarantee?
Yes, the 2-hour guarantee. If your team is not saving at least 2 hours per person per week by Day 30, we keep working with you for free until they are. The only condition is that at least 80% of the team completes the weekly check-ins.
How do you measure the results?
Each person answers a short check before the training and a 2-minute check-in every week on our tracking platform. On Day 30, the same check shows the team's AI fluency score, how many people use AI every day, which tasks moved to AI and, as the main number, a clear statement of the hours saved per week and per month. You get numbers you can show your board.
Which AI tools does the training use?
The tools your team already has, such as ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Microsoft Copilot. The skills carry over from one tool to the next.
Who is the training for, and how many people can join?
Companies with 15 to 200 people who want AI in the daily work, not just in a slide. We train in teams of up to 15 people, usually grouped by function like sales, finance or operations, so every exercise uses that team's real work.
What if our team has little experience with AI?
That is exactly who we built it for. No technical knowledge is needed. We meet people where they are and use visuals and real examples from their own work, so everyone leaves able to use AI with confidence. Many participants tell us it was the best workshop they ever had.
How do you make sure people actually use what they learned?
We design to activate, not just inform. People build, test and argue during the session, then practice for 30 days with challenges tied to their real tasks. The Day 30 check shows whether it stuck, by person and by task.
Can the training be customized to our industry?
Yes, always. Exercises, examples, tone and visuals are built from your team's real tasks and tools. We have worked across aviation, finance, logistics, retail, education, technology, consumer goods and energy.
Is the training remote or on site?
Both. Remote training is fully interactive, with digital whiteboards and visuals that keep the energy high. On site, we come to your office.
Do participants get certificates or materials?
Yes. Participants can receive a digital certificate, and the team keeps the frameworks, templates and practice challenges from the program.
We already have an internal innovation or AI team. Can you still help?
Even better. We amplify internal teams, we don't replace them. Many of our contacts are heads of innovation looking for extra firepower, and we have co-created innovation strategies for organizations with more than 100,000 employees.
What is the return on the training?
Hours back every week, counted per person in the Day 30 report. Beyond the hours, teams stop wasting money on tools nobody uses, and leaders learn where AI pays off and where it does not.
Prices and working with us
How much does the AI training cost?
$12,500, remote, includes the first 15 people. Each added person costs $700 from person 16 to 50, $600 from 51 to 100 and $525 from 101 on, like tax brackets, so the price never jumps when you add one more person. See the full table on our Pricing page.
What does on-site training add?
$2,500 for the first day on site and $750 for each extra day, per trainer, with flights, hotel, meals and local transport included.
Do we need to buy AI licenses from you?
No. We do not sell licenses. If you have no tool yet, we help you choose one before the training.
How do we get started?
Write to [email protected] or message Nelson on WhatsApp or LinkedIn. The first call is with Nelson. If we are a good fit, you get a clear proposal. If we are not, we will tell you.
What are the payment terms?
Usually 50% upfront and 50% on delivery. We accept bank transfers and Bitcoin.
How many clients do you take at a time?
Only two to three new projects per month, so every team gets our full attention.
Can we combine several services?
Yes. Teams often start with the AI training and then add implementation, or combine training with a custom course. We help you choose the order that reduces risk and adds the most value.
Do you offer special pricing for schools and NGOs?
For a few high-impact projects each year, yes. Write to us and tell us about your impact goals.
Can you work under an NDA?
Yes. Most of our clients ask for one. We are happy to sign yours or share our template.
What is your cancellation and refund policy?
Every program is built for your team, so we don't offer standard refunds once it starts. If we don't deliver what we promised, we refund in full or in part, because integrity matters more than policies. Rescheduling is handled case by case, and a missed session without notice usually has a fee.
Do you offer support after the program?
WeSpark is built to make your team independent. If you want to go further, we can build the AI for you or stay on as sparring partners, but only when it truly adds value.
AI implementation
Can you build AI for us after the training?
Yes. For teams we have trained, we build automations, AI agents and a company second brain, one workflow at a time, quoted after the Day 30 report.
What is a company second brain?
A system that keeps track of what happens in your company, meetings, conversations, documents and decisions, and gives leaders an up-to-date pulse every hour. People can ask it questions instead of digging through files.
What can AI automate in our company?
The repetitive, tedious and high-volume work: reports, follow-ups, data entry, first drafts, answers to common questions. We also help make your business easy to find by AI search, and design AI agents that let you scale without hiring for every task.
Do we need technical knowledge?
No. We design for non-technical teams: managers, sales, HR, finance, educators. We explain everything with visuals and real use cases.
How do you keep up with fast-changing AI tools?
We use and test AI tools every week in our own business, so what we recommend comes from real use, not from a press release.
Education and learning design
Do you still design courses and curricula?
Yes. Education is the area we have worked on the most, and it is the foundation of how we teach AI. We designed Bitcoin Diploma 2.0 for El Salvador's National Bitcoin Office: 418 pages, more than 2,000 illustrations and 34 activities.
How is your learning design different from traditional e-learning?
We always do three things. We tropicalize: everything is made for the specific people who will learn it. We make it highly visual: we turn confusing topics into diagrams and illustrations that transmit knowledge in record time. And we make it interactive: hands-on activities and mini games, so nobody gets bored.
What do you deliver in a learning design project?
- A structured, LMS-ready curriculum with clear learning outcomes
- Visual-first slides and materials
- Digital mini games and engagement elements
- A facilitator toolkit with tips, use cases and launch support
Can you turn our existing content into something people want to learn?
Yes. Some of our best work starts with raw PDFs, slides or notes that we turn into clear, visual learning journeys.
Do you have experience with large-scale education programs?
Yes. We have designed programs with governments, foundations and universities, reaching tens of thousands of learners, and products of our team have reached more than 140,000 people.
Can you adapt materials for accessibility?
Yes. Tell us your needs and we adapt the learning materials and experiences.
Bitcoin Diploma 2.0
What is Bitcoin Diploma 2.0?
A modern financial literacy and Bitcoin education curriculum for El Salvador's public schools, co-designed by WeSpark with the National Bitcoin Office. It turns complex money and technology concepts into a visual, structured and playful course.
What did WeSpark do in the Bitcoin Diploma?
WeSpark designed the curriculum architecture, the visual framework, the illustrations, the activities and the educational design, so the course is clear and can scale to a whole country.
Does WeSpark still do Bitcoin education?
The Bitcoin Diploma remains one of our proudest projects, and you can see it on our Bitcoin page. Our main focus today is AI training, and the same skills that made the diploma clear are what make our AI training work.
Our story
How did WeSpark start?
In March 2019, after his last talk as a senior innovation manager at Lufthansa, Nelson Inno decided to stop talking about innovation and start doing it. On March 21 he called a notary, and the next morning WeSpark's founding documents were signed in Frankfurt. The first big contract came that October, with a major German bank and asset manager.
What is the Innovation Helmet?
Our mascot and symbol. The first version was built in a small London flat in 2019 to show that innovation starts in the head. It was featured by Forbes Central America, went on stage at TEDxVaduz and has been seen by more than a hundred million people. Today it is on version 2.1.
What happened to WeSpark during the pandemic?
Workshops emptied overnight in early 2020. We moved to online workshops, survived, hired our first employee at the end of the year and opened the Spark Hub in Frankfurt in 2021. When the pandemic kept coming back, we went remote-first, which is how we still work today.
Why did WeSpark move to El Salvador?
Nelson is Salvadoran, and WeSpark had been working in El Salvador for years: training the legal team at the Presidential House in 2022 and volunteering with the Gloria Kriete Foundation since 2020. In late 2024 Nelson left Germany, and in March 2025 WeSpark was founded again in San Salvador, with Adam Nili joining as co-founder.
What does WeSpark do with the Gloria Kriete Foundation?
We have volunteered with the foundation since 2020, received its partner award in 2022, signed a formal partnership that same year, trained hundreds of teachers and students in 2023 and renewed the alliance in 2025. The foundation also made the Spanish edition of Unstable Innovation possible.
Where can I see the whole story?
On our Story page: 53 moments since 2019, the ups and the downs, with photos.
Clients and results
Who has WeSpark worked with?
World-class brands, public institutions and innovation pioneers, including the Presidency of El Salvador, the National Bitcoin Office, INCAF, Procter & Gamble, Lufthansa, Microsoft, Samsung, J.P. Morgan, Allianz Global Investors, Davivienda, Frankfurt School of Finance & Management, Goethe University, Fraunhofer, REWE, WeWork, Impact Hub, the Gloria Kriete Foundation and SigmaQ.
What results has WeSpark delivered?
- 1,200+ workshop participants
- 40+ education projects
- 140,000+ people reached by products our team built
- 4.9 out of 5 average satisfaction
Do you have experience in our industry?
Most likely. We have worked in aviation, finance, logistics, retail, education, technology, consumer goods, energy and the public sector. But the real reason our work succeeds is our process: we learn fast, map complexity and turn it into clear action within hours.
How does WeSpark compare to traditional consultants?
Most consultants talk about innovation. We build it. We teach what we have lived and use the same methods that worked for us and our clients. As our book Unstable Innovation says: through volume of experience, we negate luck.
What do clients say about WeSpark?
"Nelson is an excellent workshop facilitator. He led a challenging session with a large group of business partners with great results." Nestor Danas, Brand Director, Procter & Gamble
"We were looking for inspiration and WeSpark gave our management team great insights into innovation and modern-day collaboration." Irene Gräf, Head of Shipment Service, Lufthansa Cargo
"We went through many aha moments. WeSpark showed us that online workshops can be fun, engaging and interactive." Lucie Mairychová, Samsung Tvoje šance
You can read more testimonials on our home page.
Brand, book and team
What is the story behind the WeSpark name and logo?
The name says it: the world is full of problems, but together we can spark new ideas to tackle them. The logo has two golden circles (ideas), two heads that form a W (we), a white lightning bolt (the spark) and a black circle (the problems around us).
Where can I download WeSpark brand assets?
On our Brand page, with every logo version, colors and fonts.
What is Unstable Innovation?
A book by Nelson Inno, edited by Adam Nili, about innovation, creativity and decision-making in a fast-changing world. More than 2,000 readers have a copy in English or in Spanish, as Innovación Inestable. Get it at unstableinnovation.com.
Who is Nelson Inno?
A Salvadoran entrepreneur, co-founder and CEO of WeSpark, co-founder and CTO of everybodyknowsyou and author of Unstable Innovation. His work has been featured in Forbes, ZDF, ARD and Cointelegraph, and he gave a TEDx talk titled Are Schools Prepared for the Future? Read his full biography on his page.
Who is Adam Nili?
A lifelong entrepreneur, co-founder and CSO of WeSpark and CEO of Methodos Global. He has led teams in 29 countries and advises governments, institutions and private sector leaders across energy, education and financial innovation. Read his full biography on his page.
Can I collaborate with or join the WeSpark network?
If you are a builder, facilitator, illustrator or trainer who shares our values, start by following WeSpark on LinkedIn. It is our hidden prerequisite. Then write to Nelson or Adam on LinkedIn; you will find their profiles on their biography pages.
Do you have a course for individuals?
Yes, the AI Sprint: a free course of about 5 hours, opening soon. Every idea is drawn and every chapter ends with a game.