Ai Seminar for Small Businesses & Non-Profits
resource unknown confidence: Low status: Stub updated 2026-08-11
Summary
This was listed as a one-time, free seminar in downtown Salt Lake City for small businesses and nonprofits developing an AI strategy. Ai Seminar for Small Businesses & Non-Profits has no estimable impact yet because the description still accurate on the organizer's current website.
Who It's For
The CSV lists this resource for these communities:
- Any
It also maps the resource to these industries:
- Aerospace and Defense
- Agriculture
- Arts and Entertainment and Recreation
- Consumer Packaged Goods
- Financial Services
- Hospitality and Food Services
- Life Sciences and Healthcare
- Manufacturing
- Other
- Software and Information Technology
What It Provides
The imported description suggests this resource may provide support related to:
- Other
How To Use It
The registration page and contact below are retained as historical evidence. Check the organizer for a newly announced event rather than attempting to register for the 2025 seminar.
Cost / Eligibility
The imported event was advertised as free for small businesses and nonprofits. No current or recurring offer is verified (Startup State source).
Best Fits
Based on the Startup State tags, this may fit Utah founders or operators working on:
- Other
- Any
Imported Coverage
- Counties or regions: Salt Lake
- Communities: Any
- Industries: Aerospace and Defense, Agriculture, Arts and Entertainment and Recreation, Consumer Packaged Goods, Financial Services, Hospitality and Food Services, Life Sciences and Healthcare, Manufacturing, Other, Software and Information Technology
- Topics: Other
Evidence
- Startup State Resource Filter
- Startup State Resource List source note · https://startup.utah.gov/resources/
- Official website · https://comtel.zohobackstage.com/aistratagy#/?lang=en
Coverage note (2026-07-14): This listing no longer appears on the live Startup State resources directory; treat it as historical unless a successor seminar is confirmed.
Open Questions
- Is the description still accurate on the organizer's current website?
- Has the organizer announced a successor seminar, and what was the exact date of the historical event?
- What is the exact next step for a founder: apply, schedule advising, attend an event, reserve space, or contact staff?
- Are there costs, deadlines, geographic limits, or eligibility rules that should change the recommendation?