An AI roadshow designed to help CEOs and executive teams learn how to make the most of artificial intelligence is about to start touring the United States.

AI for Executives is a one-day strategic workshop aimed at business leaders and senior managers, and no prior experience of using AI is necessary. Starting in Louisville, Kentucky on Friday, August 29, the event, run by ChiefAIOfficer.com, will then travel to different cities, including Chicago, Dallas and Atlanta.

Those attending the half-day sessions will learn how they can use AI within their organization. Attendees will also be given a clear, personalized 30-day roadmap they can put into action after the event.

Chris Daigle, founder of ChiefAIOfficer.com, which delivers AI training and certification, said: “AI isn’t the future, it’s the now, and most businesses are already behind. Our mission is to make AI understandable, usable, and profitable for real people and real companies.”

He added: “Our AI Executive Briefing is a high-impact, half-day event tailored for CEOs and executive teams and delivered by leading voices in AI strategy and execution. It combines strategy with action – showing attendees how to spot real AI opportunities and deploy them fast with minimal disruption.”

At the event, Chris will be joined by his business partner, Adam Lyons, a serial entrepreneur and expert in AI and business. Adam is also a guest lecturer at the University of Texas teaching MBA students about entrepreneurship and AI.

Adam said, “By the end of this decade, there will be two types of companies: those that are AI-enabled, and those that are obsolete. That’s it.”

The AI roadshow will start in Louisville, Kentucky, on August 29 before going to Orange County, California, on September 3 and Chicago, Illinois, on September 10. There will then be three events over three days in Texas, starting with a session in Austin on September 22, followed by Dallas on September 23 and Houston on September 24.

During October, the workshop will be in Rochester, New York on October 2, Kansas City, Missouri on October 17, Atlanta, Georgia on October 22 and Newark, New Jersey on October 29. More dates and locations will be added later this year.

The event is aimed at non-technical business professionals and senior leaders in lower middle market and above-sized companies. It is designed to be accessible to those with little or no knowledge and experience of using AI within their organization, as well as those who may have already started implementing the technology.

To find out more about AI for Executives and ChiefAIOfficer.com, visit www.chiefaiofficer.com/roadshow