Structured AI courses, purpose-built tools and a community problem board for events professionals.
Learning paths
New to AI? Start Here, No jargon and nothing assumed. What these tools are, what they are not, and the first things worth doing.
Master Claude, From your first prompt to using Claude across your whole team. The complete Claude track.
Master ChatGPT, Everything you need to get great results from ChatGPT, from your first use to using it across your team.
Master Microsoft Copilot, Microsoft Copilot is embedded in Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Teams. This path takes you from first click to confident daily user.
Master Google Gemini, Gemini lives inside Gmail, Docs, Sheets, and Meet. This path shows you where to find it and how to use it across your Google Workspace.
For Agencies and Planners, You buy and deliver events for clients. Winning the work, sourcing it, running it and reporting on it.
For Venues and Hotels, You are on the receiving end of the enquiry. Answering fast, converting more of it, and delivering it without the detail biting you.
For DMCs and Destination Teams, You sell local knowledge and reliability in a market the client does not know. Defending that when anyone can ask AI for a venue list.
For Sales and Commercial Teams, Whichever side you sit on, the job is the same: find it, pitch it, price it, close it and learn from the ones you lost.
AI for the Events Industry, Built for people who run events. Start with where AI fits across the event lifecycle, then work through the jobs that actually fill your week: pitching, RFPs, venues and suppliers. Finish by building the things that do the repetitive work for you. Tool-agnostic throughout, so it works whether you use ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot or Perplexity.
AI Essentials, Start here. The foundations every AI user needs before anything else.
AI for Business, Practical AI applications for getting more done. Automation, content, and marketing, built for people running or growing a business.
AI Safety and Governance, What to share, what to keep back, and how to set the rules before someone else sets them for you. For anyone responsible for how a team uses AI.
Going Deeper, You have the basics and you want to use AI properly. How it thinks, how it remembers, and how to get it working the way you want.
Research and Knowledge, Finding things out, keeping track of what you learn, and never losing the thread of a meeting again.
Creative and Design, Images, decks, layouts and content. Making things that look right without a design department.
Build Without Code, Go from an idea to something real and live, without a development team. Prototypes, automations and the tools that connect them.
Owners and Leaders, For the person who signs off everyone else's access. What to buy, what to allow, what to write down, and how to bring a team with you, in the order a director needs them.
Venue Operations, Function sheets, handovers, risk and compliance, accessibility and the group detail that bites. Written for the people who run the floor, not the people who sell it.
In-house and Association Teams, You buy rather than sell, report to a budget holder rather than a client, and answer to procurement. The courses that fit that seat today, with the gaps named honestly.
Marketing in Events, Filling the room and proving you did. Content, comms, sponsorship and the numbers, for the marketer who sells delegate places, stands and sponsorship rather than widgets.