Struggling to figure out what to post on social media? Join Ingrid Deon from word-craft for an interactive workshop where you’ll learn her easy-to-follow social media content planning system, enhanced with the power of AI. Find out how to create content pillars to stay organized and focused, and learn to use specialized ChatGPT prompts to generate dozens of engaging post ideas. Plus, map out your social media posts and schedule them in advance so you're never stuck wondering what to post next. 3 key takeaways.. Learn how to divide your social media content into 4 to 7 content pillars (themes) Use tailored ChatGPT prompts to generate dozens of post ideas under each content pillar. Master the process of scheduling social media posts in advance for stress-free content management. Meet your presenter.. Ingrid Deon is the Founder and CEO of word-craft, a social media marketing agency headquartered in Yarmouth. She and her team specialize in organic social media strategy, content creation and community management, and they work with clients such as Nestlé Canada, RBC Wealth Management and Fatso Peanut Butter.

A one-day workshop designed to equip senior executives with the tools and strategies necessary to understand, oversee, and implement AI governance within their organizations. Participants will explore AI’s opportunities and risks, and ethical considerations, and learn practical approaches to integrate AI governance within organizational structures for accountable and strategic AI use. 3 key takeaways: Understand AI governance frameworks and their role in responsible AI deployment Develop AI ethics policies aligned with organizational goals Implement risk management and monitoring systems to ensure accountable AI use Meet your presenter: Henry Awere is a Cybersecurity, AI, and Public Policy Consultant, with over a decade of experience designing, and implementing advanced security solutions across industries. As Senior Manager of Technology Risk at Canada Life, he leads initiatives to strengthen cloud, AI, and application security. Henry also teaches in Seneca Polytechnic’s AI program, and volunteers with DGSI’s Ethical AI committee, advocating for ethical standards in AI models.