AI Speaking & Training

Start with the goal. A lunch and learn fits when leadership wants a focused brief that gets everyone aligned. A keynote works for a conference or all-hands stage where the goal is inspiration and awareness. A half-day workshop suits a team that needs to walk out with working prompts on their real tasks. A full-day training is the right pick when the team needs to map their workflows and build at least one working AI version by the end of the day. The scoping call covers this in detail before you commit.

It depends on the format. A conference talk fits any audience size and works at an all-hands or industry event. Lunch and learns work best with under 20 people, usually a leadership team or a single department. The half-day workshop is best at 8 to 20 hands-on participants. Full-day training is sized for 10 to 30 people across mixed roles like ops, sales, support, marketing, and finance. Every format is designed for people who use the tools daily, so a technical background isn't required.

After a talk, people leave with a shared vocabulary for AI and a clearer sense of where it fits in their work. They also pick up a few patterns they can try the next week. From a workshop or full-day session, the team gets working prompts for their role and real hands-on time with ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini on their own tasks. By the end of a full day, the group has mapped at least one workflow and built a working AI version of part of it.

Yes. Every engagement starts with a scoping call so Armando can learn about your audience and the outcome you want. Slides and exercises get tuned to your industry and your tools. Armando writes the deck fresh for every event. That's part of why pricing starts where it does, and why the content stays useful after the event.