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Your Minneapolis Competition Is Already Using AI

The owners and teams pulling ahead in the Twin Cities are doing one thing differently. They're using AI to handle the work that slows everyone else down. In one live evening, you'll see exactly what they're doing and how to do it in Minneapolis.

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What is the Winning With AI seminar in Minneapolis, MN?

• Format: Live, in-person evening for Minneapolis and Twin Cities business owners and teams who are ready to move.
• Led by: Mike Filsaime, founder of Groove, Kartra, WebinarJam, and EverWebinar.
• Cost: Early-bird seats with money-back guarantee. Price announced at event confirmation.
• Who: Minneapolis owners, managers, and employees at any skill level. No coding required. Plain English.
• Why: The Minneapolis businesses winning right now started using AI first. This is where you catch up.
• Scope: Built for the Twin Cities business community, from retail to medical device to professional services.

The Winning With AI seminar in Minneapolis, explained

Winning With AI Minneapolis is a working session where Twin Cities business owners see real examples of how local companies are using AI to do better business. You watch actual moves, not theory. You don't watch a video about artificial intelligence or hear about what might be possible someday. You watch real setups running live, built by real Twin Cities business owners solving real business problems.

A North Loop restaurant owner who books tables faster in winter and fills seats that would have been empty. A medical device maker in the Twin Cities answering customer quotation emails the same day instead of two days out, so they close jobs faster. A retail shop getting inventory numbers across three locations in seconds instead of spending an hour on manual counts. A downtown Minneapolis consultant sending same-day reports instead of three-day delays, so they book follow-up work faster. A healthcare practice in Saint Paul cutting admin time in half, so the owner sees more patients instead of sitting in paperwork. A Northeast Minneapolis HVAC contractor dictating detailed quotes while on site and closing the customer before they drive away. These are not case studies from other cities. These are moves Minneapolis businesses are running right now.

You leave with the setup, the tools, and the first move to make Monday morning. No setup taking months. No needing to hire a tech person. No needing to spend 40 hours learning complex software. Just the handful of things that work for Twin Cities businesses today. By Friday, you're running the first move live. By end of month, you've deployed three more.

Is AI worth it for a small business in Minneapolis, Minnesota?

If you're watching competitors move faster and wondering what they're doing differently, one evening shows you everything. The business owner who decided to wait six more months for things to become clearer is watching their market position shift every week while owners who moved first are already winning.

Minneapolis and Saint Paul have never competed harder. The HVAC contractor in Northeast Minneapolis. The retail owner managing three locations. The medical device sales team selling worldwide. The healthcare office in Saint Paul. The consulting firm downtown. The restaurant owner in Uptown or North Loop. The food business. The manufacturing owner. The logistics team. The tech startup across the Twin Cities. Every business right now is up against the same thing: smaller teams doing more with less time. Winter compresses the selling season. Customers expect faster answers. Competitors are already moving. The Minneapolis owners winning are not working longer. They're working different. They moved their busywork to machines so their people can focus on what only humans can do. A team of four doing the work a team of seven used to do, and getting paid more because they're more efficient.

The fastest path to that is watching it work for someone exactly like you, in Minneapolis, doing what you do. One evening saves you months of guessing. The money-back guarantee takes the risk out of it. And the ROI is visible by the following Monday.

A practical AI seminar built for Minneapolis businesses

Winning With AI Minneapolis is not a generic national webinar replayed in different cities. It's built for Twin Cities business owners and their teams, addressing problems Minneapolis businesses actually face every week. A session about AI that ignores the realities of Twin Cities business is not worth your time. This one doesn't.

Minneapolis is Minnesota's business hub where execution matters more than theory. Medical device makers serve global accounts with tight turnarounds, so a 48-hour delay costs them customers. Retail and consumer brands fight seasonal compression, especially winter when selling slows and margins tighten. Contractors and HVAC shops in Northeast Minneapolis and beyond need faster quotes so they close jobs the same day. Restaurateurs in Uptown, North Loop, and downtown juggle staff, inventory, and seasonal pressure constantly. Professional services firms compete on responsiveness because a same-day deliverable beats a three-day one. Healthcare practices want shorter patient wait times because that's how they build reputation and patient loyalty. Consultants need faster turnaround on deliverables so they can take on more clients. Tech startups spread across the Twin Cities are bootstrapped and can't afford to spend all day on administrative tasks. Manufacturing, food operations, logistics teams, sales organizations. Every one of these businesses feels the same pressure: faster answers, faster decisions, faster execution.

This session builds around those real problems, using examples Twin Cities owners recognize, and shows you what other Minneapolis businesses are already doing to win. You leave with the specific moves, not the theory.

What Minneapolis attendees walk away with

• Answer customer emails and quotes while competitors are still in meetings. Use AI to draft replies, proposals, and follow-ups in seconds, so Minneapolis customers hear from you first. A medical device maker answers a complex quotation while the customer is still on the phone. A contractor quotes the job before he leaves the site. A consultant sends a proposal the same day instead of three days out. That responsiveness shows up in close rates.
• Keep leads warm without remembering every follow-up. Set it and forget it. Every prospect and past customer in Minneapolis hears from you on schedule. Your HVAC contractor in Northeast Minneapolis is no longer the person who remembers follow-up. Your restaurant owner in Uptown is no longer the person who remembers to send the next offer. Your retail owner isn't chasing who needs to reorder. AI remembers. AI follows up. You capture business you used to lose because follow-up fell through the cracks.
• Build a full month of marketing in one afternoon. Write emails, posts, and offers once, let AI multiply them, send throughout the month to Twin Cities customers. A restaurant in North Loop builds a full month of promotion in one afternoon instead of quarterly planning. A medical device sales team builds a month of customer follow-up nurture in one sitting instead of spread across four weeks. You no longer have to choose between running the business and marketing the business.
• Give the paperwork to AI and get your Friday back. Invoices, scheduling, time tracking, forms, payroll, expenses. AI handles it. You don't spend your afternoon on it. The office manager in Saint Paul stops spending half her day in spreadsheets. The healthcare practice owner stops Friday night invoicing. The startup founder stops chasing status updates because they're automated.
• Make every person on your Minneapolis team faster at their actual job. Teach your team the three moves that multiply their output, so you get a month of work done in two weeks. Your team member who used to spend two hours on routine reports now gets them in minutes and can spend time on actual client work. Your assistant who fielded intake calls all day now handles them in a tenth of the time. Your team is faster and happier because friction went down.
• Win by moving faster than the other Minneapolis shops. Walk out with the exact setup your competitors will copy in six months, so you lead instead of follow. Six months from now, the Twin Cities businesses who didn't move are still trying to figure it out. You're already ahead and pulling further away.

Who the Minneapolis seminar is for

A live seminar vs. free videos vs. an online course

What is Minneapolis, MN actually like?

Minneapolis was built by people who figured out what works and did it faster than anyone else. The flour mills along the Mississippi. The retail empire that spread across America. The medical device innovation that made Minnesota a global hub. The professional services firms headquartered downtown and spreading outward. The food and agriculture operations. The tech scene spreading east. Speed and execution are baked into the Minnesota business culture. Minneapolis businesses don't wait for conditions to be perfect. They execute now and adapt as they learn.

You run a trade business in Northeast Minneapolis or beyond. A healthcare practice in Saint Paul. A restaurant in Uptown, North Loop, or downtown. A medical device company selling worldwide. A food operation. A retail shop managing multiple locations. A professional services office. A business selling to larger corporations. A startup bootstrapping on a shoestring budget. Your challenge is straightforward: customers expect faster answers, winters compress your selling season, your team is already running hard and can't take more, and competitors in the Twin Cities are already using AI to answer faster and move quicker. The business owner who doesn't move is watching their market position slip.

Winning With AI brings the Minneapolis tradition of working smarter into one live evening, so local owners and teams can put AI to work immediately and stay the pace setters in the Twin Cities. You leave ready to execute Monday morning.

How Minneapolis businesses are using AI right now

Minneapolis business owners are already moving. An Uptown restaurant filled more tables this winter using AI to write offers faster. They used to do quarterly planning for promotions. Now they send targeted offers twice a week and fill seats that would have been empty. A Northeast Minneapolis HVAC contractor closes jobs the same day by dictating detailed quotes while sitting in the customer's home instead of going back to the office to write them up. His competitors take three days to quote. He's already closing the customer. A downtown Minneapolis consulting firm sends next-day deliverables instead of waiting three days, which means they close follow-up work faster and book more clients. A Saint Paul services office gets one morning summary instead of spending two hours logging into four different systems. An office manager who used to start work at 7 AM to get reports done before the day started now gets everything at 6 AM without doing anything. A medical device maker answers quotation requests in hours instead of two days, so they win business that competitors lose to slower response times. A North Loop retail owner tracks inventory across three locations in one dashboard instead of three systems, so she spots trends and stock issues minutes instead of days later. A startup founder bootstrapping on a shoestring budget used to spend 20 hours a week on operational overhead. Now it takes four hours, freeing him to build.

None of it took hiring tech talent or months of setup. It took learning the handful of moves that work for real business in Minneapolis and putting them to work. That's exactly what Winning With AI Minneapolis shows you. You don't need a computer science degree. You don't need a consultant. You need the three specific moves and the sequence to deploy them.

Headlined by Mike Filsaime

Winning With AI Minneapolis is led by Mike Filsaime, who built Groove, Kartra, WebinarJam, and EverWebinar from the ground up. Hundreds of thousands of businesses worldwide use his platforms every day to run their operations, manage their teams, sell their products, and host their events.

He's known for taking complicated technology and showing business owners exactly how to use it, step by step, without needing a computer science degree. No jargon that doesn't apply to your business. Just what works now.

In Minneapolis, Mike shows Twin Cities business owners the exact same approach he brought to his platforms, walks through the moves that work, answers your questions out loud, and sends you home with everything you need to start using AI Monday morning in your business.

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