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Do More With Less Using AI

One AI workflow you can run that week, every Tuesday and Thursday. New free GPTs reach subscribers before they show up anywhere else.

94 issues since Apr 18, 2025

Recent issues

Oct 13, 2026

Curious about my upcoming sessions?

One move from each you can run this week in whatever AI tool your company allows: an intern-style brief for AI, a five-minute test for any demo, and three more.

Sep 17, 2026

Do you know which Copilot you have?

Most of what you can do at work with AI is set by the plan your company bought.

Sep 15, 2026

A free AI readiness assessment, and my session at IBTM World

Score the five workflows every event team runs, see the hours you could recover in a year, and get one fix you can run this week, plus The Future Stage at IBTM World in Barcelona this November.

Sep 10, 2026

Fresh event jobs, plus what 8,651 listings say about remote

Five roles worth a close look, and the two-year read of this board that changed where I'd tell someone to search.

Sep 8, 2026

I booked the keynote, then spoke the next morning

Three days at Destination California: Shannon Rowbury on the 16-year wait for an Olympic medal, and my talk on handling event crises using AI.

Aug 27, 2026

One file format is eating up event discussions

Here's why event leads are still converting PDFs to CAD by hand.

Aug 25, 2026

Try the new event timeline generator

Updated to work in any AI platform you use.

Aug 20, 2026

Fresh event jobs (late August 2026)

A $300K seat running Apple's Executive Briefing Center and the highest-paid fully remote events job on the board. Plus what a posted salary band tells you about a remote listing.

Aug 18, 2026

He was on Law & Order & now runs AI transformation at Zapier.

Introducing Phil Lakin, the operator companies call when AI adoption stalls, plus his take on why most project rollouts quietly die.

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Noah Cheyer

I put AI to work inside event businesses and run my own bureau, Silicon Valley Speakers, on the same workflows I write about. Every issue is something I've used myself or watched a team use.