Name: AI Process Automation for Growth Teams
Start: 2026-05-28T17:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-05-28T20:30:00+02:00
Location: Impact Hub Berlin

Replace manual tasks with reliable, AI-powered systems. Move past demos to build automated ecosystems that help your growth team scale fast.
About this Event

About the Event

This is the second installment of our "Future of Work in the AI Era" workshop series, co-hosted by Impact Hub Berlin and the Founder2Founder community.

We are diving into the operational core of modern growth teams: how to replace manual, repetitive processes with AI-powered systems that actually run. This session is designed for those ready to move past the "interesting demo" phase and build automated ecosystems that a team can actually rely on to scale.

The Lineup

Alexander Surnin (CEO & Product Architect, Surnin Synergy): An ex-AAA GameDev expert in AI-driven process automation, transforming manual pipelines into high-performance systems. Worked with brands like Google, Meta, Red Bull, Hermès, LEGO, Ford, Nissan, Activision, EA.
Nikolas Adamopoulos (Founding CEO, Talonic): focused on enterprise AI data structuring and scalable go-to-market automation. Partnered with NVIDIA and Microsoft; Humboldt University scholar.

The Format

The evening consists of a keynote talk followed by a hands-on workshop. You will leave with a real understanding of what to automate, how to structure it, and—most importantly—what typically breaks along the way.

Note: Please bring a laptop for the workshop portion so you can follow along with the build.

Key Takeaways

Sales automation: Building (lead enrichment, intent signals, personalisation, follow-ups) that doesn’t spam
Marketing/content pipelines: turning one idea into 20 assets with consistency
Data accessibility for all: how to simplify complex infrastructures so every professional can make informed decisions.
Pipeline Mapping: Identify the right automation opportunities within your manual workflows. (practical playbooks)

This event is part of the ‘Climate Action Ecosystem’ project, funded through the Nachhaltig Wirken programme by the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action and the European Union through the European Social Fund Plus (ESF Plus).