In partnership with Greater Delray Beach Chamber of Commerce
A quarterly series helping South Palm Beach County businesses navigate a technology that changes every few months. Not a software pitch. Not a prompt list. A working understanding you can act on Monday.
Free for Chamber members · Seats in the Board Room are limited
The same shift reshaping public relations and marketing is reshaping every other business function: a move away from broadcasting messages and toward operating inside AI-mediated systems. This is not a trend to wait out.
Broadcast messaging, press releases, social feeds, and keyword-driven content built for human readers and search engines.
AI-mediated interactions, a premium on verified information, and AI systems that increasingly replace traditional search as the way people and businesses find answers.
Very little of it gets turned into knowledge, and even less into the kind of intelligence that changes a decision. Session 1 uses this ladder to help you locate where your own organization actually stands.
Judgment applied to decisions — the highest tier
The ability to solve a specific problem
Documented processes, formulas, and recipes
Data that has been structured and organized
Raw, unstructured content
For most attendees the honest starting point is the climb from Information to Knowledge — getting what you already know out of individual heads and inboxes and into a form your whole team, and your AI tools, can actually use.
Most attendees arrive with more questions than clarity. The goal is to replace hype and anxiety with a working understanding — a shared vocabulary for agentic AI, real examples from businesses like yours, and an honest framework for deciding where to start.
What “agentic AI” means in practice — and how it differs from the chatbots and automation tools you already use.
Where this shift is already showing up across South Florida: professional services, hospitality, retail, and nonprofits.
The real risks worth taking seriously — data handling, client trust, brand consistency — separated from the risks that are just noise.
A simple framework for identifying the first process in your business worth adapting.
What this means for teams: which roles shift, which stay human-led, and how to talk to staff about the change.
Use it to identify one process in your business ready for AI adaptation. It is also the on-ramp into Session 2.
Greater Delray Beach Chamber of Commerce, Board Room. Free for Chamber members.
CEO, BlueIvy Communications
Leads the series and frames each session’s assessment of how AI is reshaping the way businesses operate, serve customers, and compete.
Every owner we talk to has the same two feelings about AI at once. They know it matters, and they have no idea where to start. We are not here to sell software or hand out prompt lists.
CEO, Chief of Life
Runs a conversion optimization agency that has built data-driven experiments for brands including Hydro Flask and Osprey, and now helps companies apply AI and automation with rigor.
The businesses getting real value from AI are not the ones using the most tools. They are the ones asking better questions and testing their assumptions.
Founder, Pisano Designer
Founder of a Delray Beach firm that helps businesses adopt AI and automation they own and can audit, drawing on years of IT expertise and sixteen years in digital forensics.
Most AI problems I see are not technical. They are accountability gaps. A tool gets adopted, and nobody decided who checks its work or what happens when it is wrong.
Each quarterly session builds on the last. Session 1 is the foundation — and every session re-assesses where AI in business actually stands, because the landscape keeps moving.
What agentic AI actually is, how it differs from the tools you already use, and where it fits into day-to-day operations.
October 16 — register belowRethinking roles, processes, and team structure as AI takes on more operational work.
Keeping messaging, client relationships, and reputation intact as AI touches more customer-facing work.
Turning the first three sessions into a practical, prioritized adoption plan with ways to measure progress.
Our job is to give our members the tools and the relationships they need to grow, and right now nothing is generating more questions than AI. Partnering with BlueIvy on a quarterly series means our members do not have to sort this out alone.
Five questions, about two minutes. They tell our speakers who is in the room and what you came to find out — which is what the session gets built around.
Registration is handled by the Greater Delray Beach Chamber of Commerce and opens in a new tab. Questions about the series? Talk to BlueIvy.
Chasing AI · Session 1Fri, Oct 16 · 8:30 AM · Free for members
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