Free session · Venture X Columbia East, Chesapeake Conference Room, Columbia

AI starts with you.

Ninety minutes, no charge, on the morning of Thursday, January 28 — the session that moves you from experimenting with AI to operating with it. Stay for the afternoon and you put it to work on your own calendar, with your own accounts, before you go home.

9:00 AM – 4:00 PMfree, morning only
$750optional afternoon
Thursday, January 28Columbia, MD
Venture X Columbia East, Chesapeake Conference Roomvenue
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The whole argument, in 1:47Full page, with transcript →
One day, two halves

Come for the morning. Stay if it lands.

The ninety minutes stands on its own and costs nothing — come, take the argument, leave with no obligation. The afternoon is for the people who want it running against their own work by four o’clock the same day.

The morning

  • Why this starts with you, not with IT or a pilot team
  • What “operating with AI” looks like day to day
  • Where it goes wrong, and what that costs

The afternoon

  • Connect AI to your email, calendar, files and CRM
  • Hand over a weekly job, and teach it another by showing it once
  • Build a tool your team can use, and leave with a 90-day plan
Free · no charge

Morning only

Freeper person

The ninety-minute executive session. No charge, no card, no obligation to stay.

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Optional · paid

Morning and afternoon

$750per person · lunch included

Both halves, lunch included. Hands on keyboards from 11:00 until 4:00.

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Doors and coffeeCome early if you want to talk before it starts.
The executive sessionNinety minutes. Free, and complete on its own.
Morning endsLeave here with no obligation, or stay for the afternoon.
Connect it to how you actually workYour email, calendar, files and CRM, connected on your own laptop. Before anything is switched on, we agree what it can reach and what it never touches.
Hand over a job you do every weekPick a task that eats part of every week, such as the inbox, follow-ups or a weekly report, and turn it into work that runs on a schedule without you opening anything.
Show it once, and it does it from then onDo a task on your screen one time while you talk it through. AI learns the steps and does them from then on, including in software nobody ever connected to anything.
Build the tool you would otherwise buyTurn a spreadsheet or a question into something your team can open: a live dashboard, a planner, a small app that works on a phone. Then watch two AI assistants hand work to each other and check each other’s answers.
Your own numbers, worked liveBoard prep, receivables, customer churn: worked against your real data, and set up so next month’s version compares itself to this one.
Your 90-day plan, written before you leaveOne page for each executive: what runs in your week now, the next three jobs to hand over, and who on your team goes next, with owners and a check-in date.
You leave with it runningSomething real, on a schedule, that was not running this morning, and a plan for the next ninety days.
What the day covers

A free executive session, and the hands-on afternoon after it

Six things, on your own accounts.

  1. Context — Getting the assistant to know your business well enough that its first answer is usable.
  2. Memory — What it should remember between sessions, and what it must never keep.
  3. Projects — Standing work with its own instructions and files, instead of starting cold every time.
  4. Automations — The move from asking to scheduling — work that happens without you opening anything.
  5. Analysis and planning — Board prep, financial review and follow-up, done against your own numbers.
  6. Security — What you connect, what you never connect, and how to tell the difference before you click.

You won’t leave with a slide deck. You’ll leave with AI doing real work for you.

From other rooms

Executives who sat where you will.

Frederick, Maryland · 1:47Executives at FITCIFour executives on what they built in one day.Indianapolis · 1:32Margo McAuley, FWSA fleet of 50+ vehicles, and a tool that flags which truck to sell.Indianapolis · 1:56Flaherty & Collins Properties13,000 apartments. One day with AI.
“Just created my first app that I’ve wanted to create for quite some time. Did it in under 30 minutes.”
Kathie Callahan BradyPresident and CEO, FITCI
“I spent all day yesterday on the end-of-month work, including payroll, reporting and forecasting, fine-tuning the automations so I can hand them off to my direct report.”
Leslie PhillipsDirector of Operations, ADVISA
“Nick and KnowledgeNet had our franchise owners and sales leaders applying AI to their businesses before they left the room. Game-changing.”
David LeePresident, Vanguard Cleaning Systems
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Who is running it

Nick Caruso, with Chris Cocca

Nick CarusoNick CarusoCo-Founder, KnowledgeNet.ai

Nick runs every session himself. KnowledgeNet.ai builds AI agents and digital labor for companies that run on email, CRMs and spreadsheets, and this workshop is how those companies start.

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Chris CoccaChris CoccaPresident of Strategic Sales Solutions, LLC, powered by Sales Xceleration

A Certified Sales Leader and a Vistage speaker, working out of Baltimore. Three decades of carrying and leading a number — nearly eighteen years at Frito-Lay, then national accounts at Greencore and VP of Sales at Truco — is what keeps the afternoon honest: every automation in the room has to survive a question about whether it actually moves a number.

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Register

Take a seat on Thursday, January 28.

Your details go to KnowledgeNet.ai and nowhere else — no list, no reseller. Trouble with this form? Email sales@knowledgenet.ai and you will be registered by hand.

Before you come

What to know

Bring a laptop for the afternoon

It is hands on from the first hour after lunch, on your own accounts rather than a demo environment. The morning needs nothing.

Parking

Free parking on site.

What to bring

Bring a laptop.

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