Group Workshops

Free AI workshops
for the groups who ask first.

Genny AI Academy runs free AI workshops for teams, classrooms, and community organizations, first-come, first-served. The AI work we do for local businesses keeps them free, so any group can get serious Claude guidance without paying for it.

Request a Group Workshop

First-come, first-served. We schedule what the calendar can hold.

Who it’s for

Groups who want the real version, not the hype.

Small businesses and teams trying to figure out where Claude actually fits in their work.
Nonprofits and community groups who keep hearing about Claude and want a grounded read on what it actually does.
Classrooms, libraries, and learning programs that want a workshop their group can actually use.
Working groups inside organizations — managers, ops folks, frontline staff — who want to talk through it together.

What to expect

Built around your group, not a template.

About 90 minutes, shaped to your group

We build the agenda around what you wrote in the request form. No canned slide deck. Hands-on where it makes sense.

In-person around Buffalo, or remote anywhere

If you are in the Buffalo metro area we will come to you when we can. Outside of that, remote works just as well for most workshops.

No sales pitch at the end

We do not turn workshops into a funnel into paid work. If something paid makes sense afterward, that conversation happens on a separate call, not the day of the workshop.

What this is not

A workshop, not a consultation.

One-on-one coaching or executive briefings (that lives on the business side).
Multi-day curriculum or long-running courses — we do single sessions.
Technical implementation. We can show you what is possible, not build the thing for you.

Why this is free

The paid side funds the free side.

Businesses pay Genny AI Academy for assessments, implementation, and advisory work. That revenue funds the Academy’s mission, including these free workshops and scholarships for local teens. No sponsors, no upsell on the back end, no “free intro then a $5,000 program.”

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