Get the AI Edge

Get the AI Edge

Harnessing AI Tools to Elevate Your Business. A NAWBO SD Online Workshop!

By NAWBO San Diego

Date and time

April 24 · 12:30pm - May 18 · 1:30pm PDT

Location

Online

Refund Policy

No Refunds

About this event

Are you ready to streamline your business operations and gain an edge? AI (Artificial Intelligence) is changing everything! In this interactive session, discover 5 powerful ways to use AI right now in your business – no technical expertise required. We'll cover practical tools, resources for further learning, and how to navigate AI-generated content ethically.

Key takeaways from this workshop:

  • What are the top 5 ways that I can use AI readily, without much training, in my small business?
  • Where can we learn more about integrating AI into our business operations?
  • If we have created something using ChatGPT, are there disclaimer texts or statements we need to put on slides, websites, or other materials?

Guest Speaker: Tammy Hawkins
Tammy Hawkins is a Tech and Operations expert with a background in implementation, training, and leadership. With over a decade of experience, she's helped hundreds of businesses streamline their operations with her technical and optimization skills. Her passion for leveraging tech solutions led her to found her consultancy, helping small business owners implement the vital technology tools they need for growth. To learn more about Tammy, please visit TaskTeam.online.

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NAWBO San Diego

The National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO) is the voice of America's 11.6 million women-owned businesses. Since 1975, NAWBO has helped women evolve their businesses by sharing resources and providing a single voice to shape economic and public policy.NAWBO is a non-profit organization of more than 6,000 members that represents women business owners across all industries. NAWBO San Diego is one of about 60 chapters across the U.S.NAWBO HistoryNAWBO traces its origin to a small group of Washington, DC businesswomen who began meeting informally in 1974 to talk about mutual experiences, exchange information and develop business skills. Recognizing the value of the group, they incorporated as the National Association of Women Business Owners on July 5, 1975. Two years later, they began recruiting members from across the country; in 1978, the first chapters were formed. The San Diego chapter has been in existence since 1991.

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