Business Success Series - Small Business b(AI)sics: Put AI to Work

Description

AI is changing how small businesses operate and you don’t need to be a tech expert to take advantage of it.

We’re excited to share that the Cherry Creek Chamber of Commerce applied for and was selected to receive a grant to bring the U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s Small Business B(AI)sics training initiative to our business community.

This interactive hands on workshop will be led by Ziah Orion, CEO DeepGem

The goal of this session is to help you identify opportunities to streamline your business operations and put AI to work. We'll provide practical prompts and guide you through real-world applications, from improving everyday workflows to exploring how AI agents can automate tasks, save time, and boost productivity. You'll leave with actionable tools and strategies you can start using immediately!

What can DeepGem do for your business?

**Scope (AI Blueprinting & Process Mining): We work closely with clients to map and optimize their operations before automation.

**Train (Team Adoption & Agent Swarms): We guide teams to confidently use new AI workflows, culminating in specialized “AI employees” that handle key tasks.

Join us for the second session of the series:

📅 October 27
📍 University of Denver, Burwell Center for Career Achievement, Room 340

Register a friend and learn together! Whether you’re just getting started with AI or already using it in your business, this series will help you build practical skills and discover new ways to put AI to work.

Parking details 
Park in Lot 321 under the Ricketson Law Building, which is located underground near South University Blvd and Evans Avenue. Please note that you have to be driving West on E Evans Ave to access the parking garage. Use Ricketson Law Bldg, 2255 E Evans Ave, Denver, CO 80210 as the address for directions on Google Maps and it will take you to the right area. Once you park, use the paid parking codes and/or kiosk located in the garage to pay for hourly parking. From there, it's about a 3-minute walk to the Burwell Center.