In one day, you'll build a working AI assistant for your business, one that drafts proposals, chases leads, and handles the busywork eating your day. No more using AI like a fancy Google. Bring one real problem, and leave by 5pm with it built and running, a local expert right beside you the whole way.

You've already been experimenting. A little ChatGPT here, a tool you caught on YouTube there, and somewhere in the middle of it you picked up the quiet feeling that everyone else has this figured out and you're the only one still winging it.
You're not. Most people are right where you are, because an endless stream of how-to videos was never going to carry anyone across the finish line. What actually gets you there is a single day where the tool gets built around your business, with people who do this for a living sitting right next to you, until it finally clicks. That's the whole idea here.
Not a chatbot you have to babysit. We show you how to wire AI into the tools you already use, your email, your calendar, your docs, so it can take real action for you instead of just talking about it. Then we point it at the stuff stealing your time.

Before you're even at your desk, it has read the inbox and the calendar and sent you a plain-english rundown: what matters today, what needs a reply, and what slipped through yesterday.
Drafting the replies, chasing the follow-ups, turning your rough notes into the actual document. The ten little tasks you keep doing at 10pm, done before you get to them.
The weekly numbers, the pipeline check, the summary you always mean to pull. It gathers it and drops it in your inbox, on schedule, without you asking.
By the end of the day it is live and running. It feels like you finally hired the assistant you have been meaning to, except this one works while you sleep.
You leave fired up with a notebook full of tools, and by next week you're right back where you started. We built The AI Edge to end the other way. You don't just hear about AI. You build something real before you go home.
Everything here ladders to the same three things: save time, save money, or finally scale without adding headcount.
Built around your business during the day, live and running by the time you leave. Not a demo you forget, the real thing, working for you Monday morning.
The Coaching Lab sends you home knowing exactly what to do next, and in what order, without the overwhelm.
A bench of Southern Utah's best AI builders, and a network of other owners walking the same path.
You stop guessing. You leave knowing where AI genuinely fits in your business and what to reach for first.
Adoption doubled in two years. The businesses using it report higher revenue and better margins, and marketing teams alone see an average $47K a year. This stopped being hype a while ago. It's the line between the businesses pulling ahead and the ones quietly falling behind, and right now you get to choose your side of it.
No better place to do it, either. St. George was just named the number one small city in America to start a small business, in the fastest-growing metro in the West. The opportunity is sitting right here.
We call them the Avengers of AI. No pitch-fests: everyone here teaches how they actually do the work, not how to buy their product, and every session is built so a first-timer walks away with something real.

Marketer and AI trainer. Leads the live assistant build and sends you home with your 30-day plan.

AI voice agents that qualify your leads in real time and book the appointment, so a lead never goes cold.

Rob's partner at Lead Agentics. Voice agents that qualify and book your leads, plus custom software built to fit your business.

An AI workforce that runs the routine work, follow-ups, approvals, and reporting, so operators get their time back.

Runs the hands-on hour: the whole room inside his Lovable account, building a real working app from scratch. No code.

IT manager at Ram Aerospace. How to put AI to work without opening the door to attackers, and keep your business, your data, and your customers safe.

How to get found in the age of AI. SEO and AEO, and how to rank when your customers ask an AI instead of a search box.
Get settled, meet the room, and tell us what you want to walk out with by 5pm.
We're at a Jurassic Park moment. Jacob on why the people who lean into AI now end up ahead of 99% of the curve, and why this is a time to pivot, not freeze.
Stop using AI like a search engine. How to prompt like an operator, and how to give your assistant the context and memory to actually remember your business.
The heart of the day. Everyone builds a working AI assistant, step by step, with the full bench floating the room to help.
Wire your assistant into the email, calendar, docs, and CRM you already use, so it can take real action, not just talk. Connectors, MCPs, and tasks that run on their own.
Break and grab lunch nearby. Meet back at 1:00, ready to put your assistant to work.
Matt Riley puts the whole room inside his Lovable account and walks you through building a real, working app from scratch. Laptops open, one hour, no code.
Adam Steere breaks a business down into its people, tools, integrations, and processes, then shows you how to put it back together with AI running the routine work.
Allan Fay on what your AI can actually see and do once you plug it in. Live demos, plus the five-question audit to run on every connection before you make it.
Rob Wintle and Joe Scaggs of Lead Agentics demo AI voice agents that qualify a lead and book the appointment in real time, so a lead never goes cold.
Mark Whitehead on getting found in the new search, where the answer engine decides what your customers see before they ever reach a list of links.
The high point. At your table, turn everything you built today into a personal, ordered 30-day plan, with the full bench working the room and answering your hardest questions one on one.
Where the edge goes from here, and how to keep the momentum rolling.
Run-of-show is directional and may shift before the event.
We're doing this at Dixie Technical College, a real campus minutes from red rock. Easy to get to, easy to park, and built for a day of hands-on work, not a hotel ballroom with bad coffee.
Bring a laptop and a paid AI plan (ChatGPT Plus, Claude Pro, or Gemini Advanced), plus one real problem to point it at. No coding or prior AI experience needed. We handle the rest.


A one-day AI workshop runs $200 to $1,000 a head. Corporate AI training starts at $2,500, and a single day at NVIDIA's conference is $1,260, where you build nothing at all. This is the full day, a working tool you keep, a personal plan, and a room full of local experts, for $250.
You won't be doing it alone. Every session is beginner-friendly and done with you, not at you, with local practitioners at your shoulder the whole day. You walk out with a working assistant and an ordered 30-day plan in hand. We don't push you off the edge, we soar with you.
Friday, September 18, 2026 in St. George. One day, one room, and your own working AI assistant to show for it.
Reserve your seat