Hands-on AI Workshops | SummitMark

Make room for the work that matters.

What would you do with an extra hour?

Spend more time with customers? Give your team more support? Finish the day with less still on your plate?

In a hands-on AI workshop, start with a recurring task that takes up your time. Practice giving AI a clear brief, checking the result and deciding how it fits into your work.

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For business owners, managers and their teams.

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Start with the task that keeps coming back.

You do not need to change everything at once. Bring one piece of recurring work that is worth doing better. These are a few places to start.

The follow-up email
Give AI the context, tone and next step. Check that the draft says what you mean before you send it.
The meeting notes
Turn rough notes into a clearer summary. Check decisions, owners and next steps against what was actually said.
The weekly update
Organize scattered information into a useful first draft. Verify the facts and add the judgment your audience needs.

Work through it.
Then try it yourself.

Plain explanations, real discussion and guided practice. Each part connects to the work you want to improve.

  1. Learn

    Understand what AI tools do well, where they fail and why.

  2. Discuss

    Talk through examples from your own work, including the awkward ones.

  3. Practice

    Write a clear brief and work through a realistic task. Check the results together.

  4. Apply

    Decide where AI can help, what you need to review and what stays with a person.

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Take useful practice back to your week.

Leave with instructions, a checklist and a plan for your own work.

  • A clearer brief.Role, goal, context, constraints and format, ready to adapt to your next task.
  • A way to check the result.Look for made-up facts, missing caveats, outdated information and answers to the wrong question.
  • A place to start.Choose where the new approach fits into your week and what needs your judgment.

Before you begin.

Bring a real task and a little curiosity.

What should I bring?

A laptop, an AI assistant you can log into and one recurring task you’d like to work on. You don’t need confidential company data. Sample material lets you practice without sharing it.

Who is this for?

Business owners, managers and team members who already use an AI assistant at least occasionally and want work they can check and stand behind. This is practical workflow learning, not a technical course on coding AI agents.

Can you work with my team?

Yes. Team practice is built around the work your team already does, with shared rules for what AI handles and what gets checked.

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Which task would you like to stop starting from scratch?

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