After Chicago, New York, and Los Angeles, we are bringing the AI in Communications Boot Camp to Miami.
AI is no longer something communications teams can explore at their own pace. It is already changing how performance is measured, how content is produced, and how decisions are made.
Those who figure this out now will lead. Those who don’t will fall behind fast.
This Boot Camp is designed to make sure you are in the first group.
You are not learning from theorists.
You are learning directly from leaders implementing AI inside organizations like Amazon, Stanford, DHL, Wikimedia, and Columbia University.
These are environments where the stakes are high, the scale is complex, and mistakes are not an option.
You will see exactly what they are doing, what worked, what failed, and what you should implement in your own role.
This is a practical, implementation-focused training built around how communications teams actually work.
You will learn how to:
No theory. No generic demos. No vendor pitches.
Only what works in practice.
This Boot Camp is for communicators who are expected to deliver results with AI.
This is for you.
You will leave with a clear plan.
Not ideas. Not inspiration.
A practical roadmap, repeatable workflows, and the confidence to implement AI the moment you are back at your desk.
If you are bringing your team, we offer group discounts so you can align faster, implement together, and create impact across your organization.
This is a small, highly interactive Boot Camp designed for senior professionals.
If you need to implement AI this year, this is where you start.
Miami is next. Don’t miss it.
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Future-Proofing PR: AI Integration & Digital Leadership Advisor | LinkedIn Top Thought Leadership & Storytelling Voice | Non-Profit Board Director | Public Speaker | Podcaster
Go beyond the headlines and see what AI adoption actually looks like inside one of the world’s most complex organizations. In this session, Kelly A. Nantel shares how Amazon moved from early experimentation to real integration across communications, what worked, what failed, and what had to change along the way. You will gain a clear understanding of how to introduce AI into your own function, how to align teams around it, and how to move from isolated use cases to scalable impact. The session focuses on practical lessons you can apply immediately, helping you avoid common pitfalls, accelerate adoption, and make smarter decisions about where AI can truly strengthen your communications strategy.
Kelly A. Nantel, Director, Global Media Relations, Amazon
Most organizations are experimenting with AI, but very few are using it in a way that delivers consistent, scalable value. This session shows you how to move beyond isolated use cases and build an AI strategy that actually works in a communications environment. You will learn how to identify where AI can drive real impact, align it with your organizational priorities, and put the right governance in place to protect accuracy, trust, and reputation. The focus is on creating a practical roadmap you can implement immediately, helping you scale what works, avoid common missteps, and turn AI from a series of experiments into a structured capability that strengthens both performance and credibility.
Justin Fansler, Senior Director, Communications Strategy, Product Innovation, and Engineering, Yale School of Medicine
As AI becomes embedded in how information is created and shared, the pressure on communicators to ensure accuracy, trust, and accountability is only increasing. In this session, Anusha Alikhan shares practical lessons from Wikipedia, one of the world’s most trusted and collaboratively built information platforms, and how these principles apply to AI in communications. You will learn how to approach AI responsibly, put the right guardrails in place, and balance speed with credibility in high stakes environments. The session focuses on what communicators need to do differently, giving you clear, actionable insights to reduce risk, strengthen trust, and ensure your use of AI supports, rather than undermines, your reputation.
Anusha Alikhan, Chief Communications Officer, Wikimedia Foundation
As AI becomes part of everyday communications work, the real challenge is not adoption but ensuring it strengthens human judgment, creativity, and trust rather than undermining them. This session shows you how to build and lead a communications function where AI enhances performance while clear ethical boundaries and human oversight remain in place. You will learn how to create the right culture around AI use, address concerns and resistance within teams, and equip communicators with the confidence to use AI responsibly and effectively. The focus is on practical leadership and implementation, giving you a clear framework to integrate AI in a way that protects your reputation, empowers your team, and keeps human value at the center of every decision.
Julie Greicius, Associate Dean, Communications & Alumni Affairs, Stanford Engineering, Stanford University
Communicators are under constant pressure to deliver more content, faster, and with greater consistency, yet most workflows are still manual, fragmented, and difficult to scale. This session shows you how to redesign your communications processes using AI to automate repetitive tasks, streamline production, and improve quality across the entire workflow. You will learn how to move from disconnected tools to structured, end to end systems that support everything from content creation and approvals to distribution and performance tracking. The focus is on practical implementation, helping you identify where automation adds real value, maintain control and oversight, and build workflows that save time while increasing impact.
Matt Zuvela, Lead, AI Adoption & Regional Internal Communications (Americas), DHL
In a world where communicators are expected to deliver more content, faster and with greater precision, this session shows you how to use AI to scale high impact storytelling without sacrificing quality, judgment, or brand integrity. You will learn how to build a practical, repeatable workflow that takes you from idea to strong first draft in minutes, refine messaging for different audiences, and elevate your content through smarter editing and validation. The session focuses on real applications across press releases, internal communications, leadership messaging, and crisis response, helping you understand where AI adds value and where human oversight is critical. You will leave with a clear system you can apply immediately to save time, improve consistency, and deliver sharper, more strategic communication every day.
Anna Spinner, Director of Communications, The Data Science Institute at Columbia University
AI is transforming communications faster than almost any other function, yet the demand for skilled communicators continues to grow. This session explores why, and what it means for the future of the profession. Drawing on real experience inside organizations, it will unpack two critical shifts reshaping communications today. The first is the unbundling of roles, where AI is taking over execution while human value moves to judgment, relationships, and decision making. The second is the shift from T-shaped to M-shaped expertise, where communicators are expected to operate across multiple domains, from strategy to technology to data. The session will bring these shifts to life through practical examples and real tools built and used in practice, showing how communicators can increase their impact, stay relevant, and strengthen their role in increasingly AI-driven organizations.
Chanele McFarlane, Senior AI Communications Leader
Most communicators are experimenting with AI, but very few are using it in a way that delivers consistent, measurable results. This immersive, hands-on workshop shows you how to change that by giving you a clear, practical system to integrate AI across your communications work, from content creation and campaigns to insights and strategic decision making. You will learn how to save time, improve quality, and scale your output without compromising judgment, ethics, or brand integrity. By the end of the day, you will have a structured approach you can apply immediately, along with the confidence to lead AI adoption and demonstrate real impact inside your organization.
You will leave with:
Part 1: Ethics in Action – Building Trust with AI
Learn how to use AI without putting your credibility at risk by applying clear guardrails that protect accuracy, transparency, and reputation while still improving speed and efficiency.
Part 2: Making AI Work for You – From Strategy to Execution
Understand how to move from isolated experiments to a structured approach by identifying high impact use cases, aligning AI with business goals, and gaining buy in across your team.
Part 3: Supercharge Creativity – AI for Content and Campaigns
Discover how to produce stronger content faster by using AI to support ideation, drafting, and refinement while keeping full control of your voice and messaging.
Part 4: The AI Toolbox – What Actually Works
Cut through the noise and focus on tools that deliver real value, with clear guidance on how to use them effectively across content creation, monitoring, and reporting.
Part 5: Smarter Strategies with AI-Driven Data and Insights
Use AI to turn data into actionable insight by tracking sentiment, identifying trends early, and supporting more informed, strategic decisions.
Closing Q&A and Action Planning
Translate everything into action with clear next steps, practical advice, and a forward view on how to continue building AI capability in your communications function.
About Your Workshop Leader:
Chris Gee
CEO and Founder, Chris Gee Consulting
Chris Gee is the CEO and Founder of Chris Gee Consulting, where he specializes in guiding organizations to integrate AI into their communications strategies effectively. With deep expertise in corporate storytelling, digital strategy, and AI driven solutions, Chris helps companies navigate the complexities of today’s digital landscape. In his previous role as Managing Director and Head of Digital for Edelman’s US Corporate and Advisory Services practice, he advised clients across sectors including technology, financial services, consumer goods, energy, and healthcare. Before Edelman, Chris led digital strategy for firms such as Finsbury, Burson-Marsteller, and Teneo, designing innovative communication campaigns for clients including Dick’s Sporting Goods, Citi, Toyota, CVS Health, and Adidas.
Chris Gee, CEO and Founder, Chris Gee Consulting
This program can also be delivered as a tailored in-house training for your organization. We adapt the content to your industry, objectives, and level of maturity, focusing on real challenges your teams face and the decisions they need to make. In-house formats allow your people to align on a shared approach, work through relevant scenarios, and build skills they can apply immediately.
If you’re exploring an in-house option, tell us a bit about your team, priorities, and timing, and we’ll recommend the right format.
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