AI for Small Business

Ninety minutes. One real workflow. Something you can use Monday.

Built for non-technical business owners in and around Pasadena.

Free. Twenty-two seats. Application required.

Twenty-two owners in a room, and one workflow rebuilt live

Most owners know AI matters and have no idea where it applies to their own work. Every month, one real workflow gets fixed in the room, and everyone watches exactly how it's done.

Everyone names the task in their business they dread doing. Those go on the board. Then I pick one and we rebuild it live: what the process actually is today, which steps exist only because of how it was done in 2019, and what is left once a machine handles the rest. If it's your workflow, you walk out with the working version.

Everyone else leaves with three things. The method, because you watched it work on a real business: which steps to cut before anything gets automated, and what's left once you do. Answers to your own questions, because the round table is open and every answer names a specific tool and a real price. And one next step for your own business, written down before you leave. By the next day, everyone gets an email with every tool mentioned that morning and what it costs.

Ninety minutes, six segments

Time Segment
7:45Doors, coffee, cards
8:00The frame. One idea, one promise, and the no-sell contract.
8:05The room round. Everyone names the task they dread.
8:15The teach. One concept, ten minutes, rotating monthly.
8:25The build. Audit, optimize, automate, live on screen.
9:00The round table. Every answer names a specific tool and a real price.
9:15The take-home. Everyone writes their one thing, in pen, in the room.
9:25The close. Next date, and sixty seconds on what I do.
9:30Informal, for anyone who wants to stay

Nobody gets sold to

There are no sponsors and no vendor presentations, ever. The moment somebody with a product on the line speaks from the front, every recommendation in the room becomes suspect.

I run a technology consulting practice. I mention it once, at the end, for about a minute, and that is the entire commercial content of the morning.

Third Thursday, every month

Thursday, November 19, 2026

Session 02

8:00 to 9:30 a.m.

The Arroyo Room at Brookside Golf Course, Pasadena. Doors at 7:45.

Built for non-technical business owners

Owners, GMs, and operations leads at businesses of roughly two to two hundred people, in and around Pasadena. No technical background needed, and no laptop. The workflow we rebuild is a real one, usually from someone in the room, so it does not matter what you make or sell.

Seats are capped at twenty-two, because above that the room stops being a room. Registration asks you one required question: what is the one task or problem in your business you most want fixed. Answer it properly, because that list is where the live build usually comes from.

Next Session

Next session is Thursday, November 19

Free, twenty-two seats, application required.