AI for your Business Deep Dive

Description

Whether you've been hesitant to try AI or you're already experimenting but not sure how to make it truly work for your business, this bootcamp was built for you. Each session is designed to meet you exactly where you are, build on what came before, and leave you with something real. By the end of the series, you won't just understand AI — you'll have a working project and a repeatable process tailored to your business. 

Session 1: April 17th, Prompting That Actually Works

Stop getting generic, surface-level answers. Learn how to communicate with AI in a way that gets you specific, useful results — every time. 

Session 2: April 24, Build Your First AI Project 

Give AI the context of your business once, and stop starting from scratch every session. You'll build a foundation that makes every future interaction faster and smarter. 

Session 3: May 1st, Your First Automation 

Identify one repetitive task that's eating up your time — and take it off your plate for good. 

Join us in person at the Greater Arvada Chamber of Commerce or attend virtually via Zoom. 

Meet your speakers:

Dale Myska | Founder, beaconAI

Dale Myska is an AI strategy consultant and founder of beaconAI, helping small and medium businesses cut through the noise and put AI to work in practical, measurable ways. Before starting beaconAI, Dale spent 20+ years in sales and operations leadership, including COO and EVP roles at PostNet and MBE Worldwide where he worked directly with franchise networks and small business owners across the world. He knows firsthand what it looks like when a business runs on tribal knowledge, gut instinct, and processes that live entirely in one person's head. Dale is a graduate of the MIT AI Executive Academy and brings a business-first approach to AI - meaning the technology always comes second to the people and processes it's meant to support. He lives in Arvada and is passionate about helping local businesses compete with tools that used to be reserved for enterprise companies with enterprise budgets.