AI Works When People Do
Building the Behaviors That Drive AI Adoption
The organizations that win with AI won’t necessarily have the best technology.
They’ll have the best leadership.
You’ve secured the AI licenses, delivered the training, and made the announcements. Yet, while a handful of early AI adopters are thriving, widespread adoption remains out of reach. The business case is clear on paper, but across the organization, daily work hasn’t really changed—nor have results.
That’s because you can’t scale technology until you scale human behavior.
Rolling out a tool alone isn’t enough. To drive organization-wide impact, you have to reshape underlying habits, mindsets, and everyday behaviors of your workforce.
This live event will show you how to move past isolated pockets of adoption to build a strategy that sticks at every level. You’ll also have the opportunity to connect with peers facing the same challenges, share real-world insights, and learn what’s working in their organizations.
During this event, we’ll cover:
- How to turn AI driven disruption into team opportunities
- The first steps leaders should take to kickstart AI adoption
- The critical human behaviors that unlock AI adoption at scale
AI only works when people do. Register now to help your teams build the habits and behaviors that turn AI initiatives into lasting adoption.
Registration details
| October 16, Draper, UT | Register |
| October 21, Denver, CO | Register |
| October 23, Costa Mesa, CA | Register |
| October 23, Minneapolis, MN | Register |
| November 4, New York, NY | Register |
| November 5, Chicago, IL | Register |
| November 5, Atlanta, GA | Register |
| November 6, Houston, TX | Register |
| November 6, Calgary, AB | Register |
| November 10, Seattle, WA | Register |
| November 10, Dallas, TX | Register |
| November 17, Boston, MA | Register |
| November 17, Scottsdale, AZ | Register |
| November 20, Toronto, ON | Register |
Questions? Contact us today.
For additional information, contact Cheryl Anderson, Program Manager, at 801-817-6114, or email [email protected].













