Handled end to end
- Topic, run of show, slides and handouts
- Promo copy written for your newsletter and socials
- Staff forward one email — that's the workload
NeonSky AI runs a free, practical AI session for Camrose business owners — topic, materials and presenter included. The Chamber provides a room and an email to members, and keeps every registration. No cost to the Chamber. No cost to members. No sales pitch in the room.
NeonSky AI is a Camrose-based company that builds practical automation for central Alberta businesses.
What the Chamber gets
Every month is a topic to promote, a room to fill and a reason for members to renew — without anyone on staff having to build it.
Session one
More buyers now start by asking ChatGPT for a recommendation instead of searching Google. So we open the session by doing exactly that, live, on the screen — in the categories the people in the room actually work in — and everyone sees the results together. Then we walk through what decides whether a local business turns up in those answers, and what an owner can do about it themselves.
Ninety minutes. Members bring their most annoying repetitive task and leave with a plan for it.
How it works
A room, a date, and a heads-up to members. Registration runs on your platform, so the member list and the contact details stay yours.
The presenter, the session, the materials and the promo copy — at no charge, run by a Camrose company that works with local businesses every week.
Start with one date. Book a single pilot session and judge it on the room. If members don't walk out with something useful, there's no second one. If it lands, we lock a recurring night for the year.
Straight answers
There is no pitch from the front of the room — the session is teaching, start to finish. If an owner wants to talk about their own business afterward, that's their call. That possibility is the whole reason it's worth running free, and we'd rather say so plainly.
Nothing. No speaker fee, no materials cost, no charge to members. The Chamber's only outlay is the room and the time it takes to send one email.
No. Book one pilot date. A recurring night only makes sense if the first room proves it out, and that's your call to make after you've seen it.
No. Registration runs on the Chamber's platform and the contact details stay with the Chamber. We show up and present.
Then we've cost you an email and an evening, and we can look at the topic or the timing. The risk of a quiet first night sits with us, not the Chamber.
Next step
Fifteen minutes is enough to pick a night and settle the details. Call, or send a note and we'll work around the Chamber's calendar.
David Holoboff · NeonSky AI · Camrose, Alberta