Empowering Potential: First Nations Business AI Tools Workshop

This workshop will:

• Provide First Nations businesses with foundational knowledge in artificial intelligence (AI) tools and programs.

• Demonstrate how AI-generated content can enhance your marketing effectiveness.

• Walk through how to use AI generated content to develop business plans, capability statements and websites.

• Guide you through the steps to implement AI tools.

• A must attend if you are a First Nations business owner looking to drive productivity and growth in your business!

Who should attend?

This workshop is for First Nations businesses looking to fuel their business growth with AI tools and programs.

No prior knowledge of artificial intelligence is required! This workshop will provide you with the foundational knowledge required to get started.

What is included?

This practical hands-on workshop will include interactive discussions, examples of tools, activities and practical sessions.

You will leave with a deeper understanding of the potential AI holds and how it can be tailored to suit your business needs.

BYO Laptop or iPad.

A laptop is required for this workshop. If you do not have one, please advise when registering or contact Rowena Ryan.

There are 2 workshop opportunities available:

Southport, Gold Coast workshop

When: Tuesday 4th June 2024

Time: 9:00am – 1:00pm (arrive at 8:30am to register)

Where: Cohort Innovation Space 16 Nexus Way, Southport, QLD

Underwood, Logan workshop

When: Wednesday 5th June 2024

Time: 9:00am – 1:00pm (arrive at 8:30am to register)

Where: Underwood Innovation Lab 2904 Logan Road, Logan, QLD

Cost: FREE! Light lunch, tea and coffee will be provided.

Limited seating available. Register to reserve your spot today!

For enquiries about this event, please contact Rowena Ryan, Regional Manager Gold Coast QLD & Northern Rivers NSW for AusIndustry, on 0418 982 092 or rowena.ryan@industry.gov.au.

This event is being hosted by AusIndustry, in partnership with the Queensland AI Hub, Advance Queensland, KJR, Cohort Innovation Space, Underwood Innovation Hub, Deadly Coders and the Queensland Government.