AI Training for Business Leaders in North Wales
You run a business in North Wales, you keep hearing what AI can do, and you are not sure where to start with it properly. This is the hour that fixes that: free, live online, every other Friday at 10:00am, hosted from Mold. Then an open floor for your questions.
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Friday 23 October, 10:00am
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- The joining link arrives by email the day before, and again an hour before we start.
- Cannot make it? The recording comes to you either way.
While you wait, find out where AI would actually earn its keep in your business:
Take the free scorecardThree things, worked live on screen
From using AI to using AI well
The same piece of work done badly and then properly, side by side. Usually a quote, because almost every business in the region sends them and almost nobody enjoys writing them.
Ten prompting tips you will use every day
Ten techniques, demonstrated live and written down for you to keep. They are deliberately general, because a tourism operator in Conwy and an engineering firm on Deeside need the same ten things and will point them at completely different work.
Building your own AI systems
Turning a result you liked into one you can get on demand. This is the part that matters if your trade is seasonal: what you set up in February should still be earning its keep in August.
Then: Your AI Questions Answered
At 11:00 the talk stops and the floor is yours. Ask the question you have not wanted to ask in front of your team. Gary stays until the questions run out, usually around 11:30. See the full runsheet.
No slides about neural networks and no vendor pitch. Gary works on screen, unscripted, and when it gets something wrong that stays in, because spotting a confidently wrong answer matters more than watching a polished demo.
AI training that fits your context
Almost all AI training within reach of North Wales happens in Manchester, Liverpool or London, and most of it is built for people who write software. This is run by a North Wales practitioner for the people making the decisions, and because it is live online, joining from Holyhead is the same as joining from Mold.
Built here, for the businesses here
Aerospace supply around Broughton, tourism along the coast, food producers in Denbighshire, professional services in Mold and Wrexham. Different sectors, and the same three jobs eating the week: quoting, writing things up, and making sense of information that arrived in the wrong format.
Those are the jobs worked live in the hour, because every business has them. One hospitality business in Mold now drafts its overnight booking replies this way and approves them each morning. Nothing in the session is theory, and none of it needs a developer.
Worth your hour, or not?
It suits you if you run or help run a business, keep hearing about AI without knowing where to start, and would rather see it working than read another article about it. It will not suit you if you already build with AI and want a technical deep dive, or if you are after a certificate rather than something you can use on Monday. Nothing assumes prior knowledge and nothing is aimed at developers.
Led by a practitioner, not a presenter
Gary Cheers
Gary builds AI into real businesses through wingenious.ai, some of them two-person operations and some long established. He does not teach theory and he does not sell software: everything in the hour is something he has used himself or built for a client in the last few months.
Why is it free? Running these is how Gary meets people. A few later ask him to help with the bigger picture, and that is how he makes a living. Most never do, and that is genuinely fine.
What you leave with
Ten prompting techniques written down, a clear sense of where AI would and would not help a business your size, and a straight answer to whatever you came in wanting to ask.
Everyone who registers gets the recording, whether or not they make it on the day.
What people here ask first
No. It runs online and people join from across the UK. It is hosted from Mold by someone who works with businesses in Flintshire, Denbighshire, Conwy, Gwynedd and Anglesey, so the examples tend to look familiar if you are in the region.
Not at all. Nothing is in person at the moment, so Holyhead and Mold are exactly the same distance from this webinar.
Not as a topic of its own. The tools handle Welsh unevenly, and if you ask on the day you will get a straight answer about where they are and are not reliable rather than a sales one.
Would you come to one near North Wales?
The Club started in person and will run in person again. We are reviewing venues now, and the areas with the most interest go first. Register below and you will hear before anyone else if we run one near North Wales. No commitment, and it does not sign you up to anything.