October 2026: AI Made Simple for Your Business

AI Made Simple for Your Business: Practical strategies for using AI effectively, responsibly, and confidently

Hosted in partnership with Google, the LaGrange-Troup County Chamber of Commerce, and the West Georgia Black Chamber of Commerce. 

Artificial intelligence is changing how businesses operate, compete, and connect with customers—but getting started does not have to be complicated.

AI Made Simple for Your Business is an interactive workshop designed for business owners and professionals who want to better understand how AI can support their day-to-day work and long-term business goals. Participants will explore practical ways to use AI to improve efficiency, strengthen existing workflows, enhance customer engagement, and identify new opportunities for growth.

The session will also introduce Google AI tools and resources while providing guidance on using AI responsibly and confidently. Through practical examples, group discussion, and an interactive exercise, participants will leave with ideas they can begin applying in their businesses.

Participants will learn how to:

• Apply AI confidently in professional and business settings
• Explore Google AI tools and resources that can support business success
• Use AI responsibly and help employees and colleagues do the same
• Incorporate AI into existing business operations and workflows
• Use AI to strengthen competitiveness and support revenue growth

Chi Chi Okezie is the owner and producer of SIMPLEnetworking, LLC, a Metro Atlanta-based consulting firm specializing in business networking, innovative leadership, and cultural awareness. The certified Black woman-owned small business has provided workshops, seminars, online courses, and events for companies, universities, government agencies, and professional associations for more than 20 years.

A trilingual, award-winning business leader, Chi Chi has authored two books on networking and earned professional certifications in artificial intelligence, digital marketing and e-commerce, ethics and integrity, data analytics, and cybersecurity. She is an active member of the Emory Alumni Association, Turning Point Church, and several professional organizations.

Space is limited, and advance registration is required. Lunch will be provided.