Common questions asked before requesting an invitation.

This workshop is designed for CEOs, founders, presidents, and senior executives at mid-market companies. It is best suited for leaders responsible for strategy, growth, operations, talent, or the future shape of work.

No. AI in Action is invitation-only. You can request an invitation, but attendance is reviewed before confirmation to make sure the room stays relevant, practical, and valuable for the leaders attending.

The workshop is hosted at no cost for selected CEOs and senior executives. Seating is limited, and confirmation is required before your spot is reserved.

No. This is built for business leaders, not engineers. You do not need to know which AI tools to use or arrive with a technical idea. You should bring a real business challenge, workflow, or process you believe AI could improve.

Bring one real challenge your business keeps working around. That could be a manual process, a slow decision, scattered data, repetitive work, or a workflow that has not scaled with the company. We'll help you pressure-test it through an AI readiness lens.

You should leave with a clearer readiness lens, one mapped business challenge, a prototype direction or build-ready brief, and a better understanding of where human judgment and AI-enabled talent fit inside your business.

Yes. The workshop is most valuable when a CEO attends with a senior revenue, operations, or strategy leader who can help translate the work into execution.

Business casual is fine. Come comfortable and ready to work.

No. AI in Action is independently hosted by DOXA Talent. The curriculum is informed by leadership-in-AI work that includes contributions from Dr. Brooks C. Holtom, Professor of Management at Georgetown University, but Georgetown University does not sponsor, certify, or approve this event.

No. AI in Action is designed as an in-person working session. The value comes from the room, the peer discussion, the live working session, and the ability to work through real business challenges with the facilitators.

Your request will be reviewed for availability and fit. If confirmed, you'll receive event details, pre-work, and calendar information. If the room is full or the event is not the right fit, your request may be declined or moved to a waitlist.