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Practical AI for Small Business Owners
Tuesday, October 27
5:30pm - 6:30pm
Central Library
Innovation and Learning LabMilwaukee entrepreneur Natasha Broxton will show aspiring and early stage small business owners how to find the biggest money leaks and map a practical, AI supported plan to tackle them.
Running a small business means wearing every hat, and the hours pile up chasing tasks that don't make you money. In this down to earth session, Milwaukee entrepreneur Natasha Broxton shows aspiring and early stage small business owners how to find the biggest money leaks in their business, from slow follow up to missed inquiries, and map a practical, AI supported plan to tackle ONE of them. You will learn a repeatable method for identifying what to tackle first, a simple way to choose tools that fit your business and budget, and a clear next step you can take this week. No tech background required. Leave with a plan, not a tool list.
Registration encouraged, walk-ins welcome!
About the presenter:
Natasha Broxton is the founder of Alitura Group and the founder and CEO of Select Auto Parts & Sales, a Milwaukee automotive recycling company she has led for 14 years. Over the past three years, she has implemented AI within her own operation before teaching these practices to other business owners and leaders. Her company received the 2025 Wisconsin Exemplary Employer Award, and Google selected her to represent Wisconsin in Portraits of AI Across America and featured her business during National Small Business Week. She is a Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses Scholar and a Certified AI Consultant. Through Alitura Group, she teaches business owners how to use AI practically to solve real operational problems, strengthen systems, and make better use of their time.
AGE GROUP: | Older Adults | Adults |
EVENT TYPE: | Computer Classes & Technology | Business/Entrepreneurship |