Live webinar July 28: Hear how a CEO saved $180K and led a successful AI culture shift.
Live webinar July 28: Hear how a CEO saved $180K and led a successful AI culture shift.
Thank you for registering! Please check your inbox for a confirmation email and calendar invite. Ahead of the webinar, we invite you to explore our website and the resources below to learn more about our team, expertise, and recent work. We look forward to seeing you on Tuesday, July 28!
Read about the BD Performing Arts agentic AI engagement pre-webinar.
Watch free, scenario-based tutorials with prompts, demo data, and video walkthroughs to help you use AI for real daily tasks.
Watch the first webinar in this series, Three Ingredients for AI Agents That Ship, where we name the pattern across every production agent Prowess has shipped.
When: Tuesday, July 28 • 11AM PT • 30 minutes
You’ll hear a candid CEO’s-eye view including:
– The executive decision that got the AI agent approved and funded
– The “digestible first problem” BDPA chose (and the ones they passed on)
– What the workflow looked like before, what changed, what it cost, and what it’s saved
– The operational realities of running an agent in production at a lean nonprofit
– The cultural shift necessary to gain AI adoption across the organization
Bring your questions
Whether you are an executive considering agentic AI for your organization or a technical sponsor wondering how to get executive support, this is your opportunity to ask questions of a CEO who has successfully implemented AI agents at their organization.
Email brendon.shaw@prowessconsulting.com if you’d like us to address something specifically!
As founder and CEO of Prowess, Aaron Suzuki has led the organization to become a thriving business filling the important space between technology development and marketing teams with technology, applications, content, and analytics.
Aaron was also the founder and CEO of SmartDeploy, a Seattle-based IT management software company. SmartDeploy simplified the secure configuration and management of business computing endpoints for thousands of customers globally.
Earlier in his career, Aaron served as Director of Business Development at Entirenet, a Seattle-based technical services firm. Before moving to Seattle, Aaron was President of Inetz Media Group, a web application development company based in Salt Lake City.
Aaron holds a B.S. from Brigham Young University and a M.S. from the University of Iowa. An avid cyclist and passionate skier, he also serves on the Board of Directors of Blue Devils Performing Arts, a youth performing arts non-profit.