Meeting/Event Information

• A tool you’ve started using
• A prompt that helped you save time
• A workflow you’re testing
• A use case that worked well
• Something you tried that didn’t work the way you expected

These are quick, informal shares. No slides required.
Because everyone contributes, the group walks away with dozens of practical ideas instead of just one person’s perspective.

Why This Session Is Valuable
AI is moving quickly, and most business owners are figuring it out as they go. What helps most isn’t theory. It’s hearing what peers are actually trying. This session creates space for members to compare notes, share practical uses, and learn from each other in real time.

What You’ll Walk Away With

• Several practical AI ideas you could test in your own business
• New ways other business owners are using AI tools
• Examples of prompts, workflows, or shortcuts worth trying
• Insight into what worked — and what didn’t
• A clearer sense of where AI may or may not fit into your current systems
  
  

Why Join Us

• You do not need to be an AI expert to participate.
• Many attendees are simply experimenting. Some are brand new. Others have tried a few tools but are still figuring out where AI is useful.
• This session is designed to make the topic approachable and practical.
• If you’ve tried even one thing, you have something valuable to contribute.
  

Who This Is For

This session is for NAWBO members nationwide who:

• Are curious about how AI might fit into their business
• Have tried one or two tools and want to compare notes
• Want practical examples instead of theory
• Prefer learning from peers rather than formal presentations
• You do not need technical experience to participate.
  

Important: Participation Requirement

• Participants must be members of a US or international NAWBO chapter (ID# required to register)
• The NAWBO AI Show & Tell is intentionally interactive.
• This is not a webinar.
• Every attendee participates by sharing one AI tool, tip, strategy, or lesson learned.
• Your share can be small.
• It can be something you’re still testing.
• It can even be something that didn’t work.
• What matters is that everyone contributes so the group can learn from the collective experience in the room.

Registration is required to attend.

Disclaimer
This session is intended for educational and informational purposes only. Tools, prompts, and strategies shared by participants are examples of personal use and experimentation.
Participants should use their own judgment and ensure that any AI tools or workflows they adopt comply with applicable privacy, confidentiality, and regulatory requirements within their industry.
Attendees should avoid sharing confidential client information, proprietary data, or sensitive business details during the session.