Winning With AI in Alabama

One evening. No coding. Huntsville's aerospace engineers, Tuscaloosa's auto suppliers, Birmingham's healthcare operations, and Mobile's manufacturing teams are already running AI on their real business problems. See what an evening with Mike Filsaime shows you, then join a live seminar near you.

What is the seminar in Alabama?

• Aerospace & Defense: Huntsville hosts NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center, a major aerospace cluster, and U.S. Space Command, anchoring Alabama's $4.22 billion defense economy.
• Automotive Manufacturing: Mercedes-Benz, Honda, Hyundai, Toyota, and Mazda operate major plants across the state, producing over 1 million vehicles annually.
• Pharma & Life Sciences: Eli Lilly's $6 billion Huntsville investment (manufacturing of the year) created 450 new jobs and strengthened the state's biotech leadership.
• Record Growth: 2025 brought $14.6 billion in new investments and 9,388 jobs across aerospace, defense, automotive, and pharmaceutical sectors.

Seminar cities in Alabama

• Birmingham, AL · Coming soon. Pre-register to hear first.
• Huntsville, AL · Coming soon. Pre-register to hear first.

One live evening in Alabama

The seminar teaches you how to run your Alabama business more efficiently using tools that already exist. You are not learning to code or building AI from scratch. You are learning where AI actually helps your team: following up on leads before they go cold, scheduling without back-and-forth emails, creating quotes and proposals in minutes instead of hours, managing customer service requests so nothing falls through the cracks. One evening. One room. People from your industry who are already doing this.

Mike Filsaime built companies from the ground up over 25 years (EverWebinar, Kartra, WebinarJam, Scale.gg). He teaches business owners, not computer scientists. This seminar is built for the way Alabama companies actually work: aerospace contractors managing complex projects, automotive suppliers coordinating across plants, healthcare operations handling scheduling and patient communication, manufacturers juggling inventory and supplier relationships.

How business actually works in Alabama

Huntsville's aerospace and defense cluster is one of the nation's largest, supporting NASA missions, military contracts, and space operations. U.S. Space Command relocated 1,312 defense jobs to Huntsville, reinforcing the region as the country's space hub. These companies face real pressure: managing vendor communications across time zones, tracking quotes and bids, keeping customer pipelines organized, and retaining skilled staff when competition is fierce.

South Alabama's automotive plants and suppliers form a second economic powerhouse. Over 40,000 workers produce more than 1 million vehicles annually for Mercedes-Benz, Honda, Hyundai, Toyota, and Mazda. Suppliers manage complex logistics, multiple customer accounts, and tight production schedules. Any business running multiple facilities, tracking orders, or coordinating with dozens of vendors faces the same operational bottleneck: too much manual work, too many spreadsheets, too little visibility into what customers need next.

Birmingham's healthcare sector and pharmaceutical manufacturing (including Eli Lilly's new plant) add another dimension to Alabama's economy. Patient scheduling, billing, supply chain management, follow-up calls, and vendor coordination all demand precision. Growing companies in this space often find themselves overwhelmed by the administrative load that slows their ability to serve customers and scale.

How Alabama businesses use AI right now

Aerospace contractors use AI to manage bid responses and proposal generation. Instead of spending three days writing a response to a customer RFQ, AI pre-drafts it in an afternoon. Your team reviews and customizes, then sends. This keeps quotes moving and customers feeling heard. The same tool manages customer communication history so every call lands with the context of what you previously discussed.

Automotive suppliers and manufacturers use AI for scheduling and shift coordination. When you manage multiple plants or multiple customer accounts, communicating new deadlines and order changes takes time. AI can draft the right message to the right person, flag conflicts before they become problems, and track acknowledgments so you know the communication landed. This frees your operations team to focus on actual production instead of email chains.

Healthcare operations and pharmaceutical companies use AI for patient outreach and customer service. Appointment reminders, follow-up surveys, billing inquiries, and lab-result notifications go out on schedule with the right tone and the right person's name attached. Your team handles the exceptions. Everything else runs itself.

Six things Alabama attendees take home

• One Evening, Real Impact. You will leave with three concrete use cases you can implement Monday morning in your company. Not theory. Not pie-in-the-sky. You will see exactly how businesses like yours are putting AI to work on customer follow-up, scheduling, and quoting. You will know which tools work for which problems.
• No Coding. No Math.. This is not a technical course. Mike teaches business owners how to have conversations with AI that produce work product. You ask questions in plain English. AI helps. That is it. If you can write an email, you can do this.
• Your Peers Are Doing This. Other entrepreneurs in aerospace, automotive, healthcare, and manufacturing have already started. They are getting faster. Their teams are happier because they are not stuck in admin work. You can see exactly what they have built and ask them how.
• Money-Back Guarantee. If you attend and do not think the seminar was worth your time and $97, we refund you. No questions. No hassle. Our job is to prove this matters for Alabama business owners.
• Huntsville Aerospace Focus. The seminar includes a segment on how aerospace contractors specifically are using AI for project tracking, vendor communication, and proposal management. Space Command's arrival and expanding NASA work create urgency. Contractors who move fastest win.
• Small-Batch, Interactive. We keep seminars to 50 people so you can ask questions and work through real problems from your industry. This is not a webinar where you sit silently. You participate.

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