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New September Business Essentials Workshop Loading...Build Your First AI Agent: How to Identify AI Opportunities in Your Business
AI is everywhere right now, but many business owners are still asking the same question: where do I actually start?
In this practical 90-minute workshop, attendees will learn how to identify real AI opportunities inside their business and understand where AI can save time, reduce manual work, and support day-to-day operations.
The session will cover how to spot repetitive workflows, think through what is actually worth automating, and understand the tools that can help bring these workflows to life. Attendees will also see a live demo of a simple AI workflow/agent being built using a beginner-friendly tool, showing how accessible this technology can be when applied to real business tasks.
This workshop is designed for business owners and teams who want to move beyond basic prompting and start using AI in a more practical, useful, and approachable way.
Meet your workshop facilitator...
Devreet Dulay is the founder of Internal Automations. She works with high-growth companies to figure out exactly where AI makes sense in their business and then builds it. Her approach is simple: start with the workflows before the tools, so what gets built actually gets used.
Before founding Internal Automations, Devreet was early at Respell, a Silicon Valley AI automation platform that was later acquired by Salesforce. She has since worked with scaling companies including Shopify and Gusto to implement AI and automation across their teams.
Seats are limited - Sign up here:
https://www.squamishchamber.com/events/#id=559&cid=1224&wid=1201&type=Cal
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#102 38551 Logger's Lane, Squamish, BC, Canada, British Columbia V8B0H2
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