Upstairs at Rio Bravo Brewery · Albuquerque
Hands-on evening classes for business owners who are done talking about AI and ready to run it. Come with a laptop and leave with AI actually working in your business.
Early bird: $99 a seat — per session. The regular price is $139 per seat, per session. Early-bird pricing runs until the first class on September 8 concludes. From now until 9/8 you can book as many seats and as many nights as you like at $99 each. Every seat includes dinner and your first drink.
Two hours, twenty people, everyone building. Not a webinar, not a demo you watch someone else give — you learn how to build the skill on your own laptop, with your own business's data, and still have it working on Wednesday morning.
How a night runs
Get a drink, get your laptop open, get seated. Setup help is available if you need it.
Fifteen minutes on what we're building and why it matters to a business your size.
Step by step, on your own laptops, with Jukka moving from table to table until yours is operational.
What to do with it the next day, plus a take-home guide so you can repeat it.
Each night you build one real skill. The four sessions rotate quarterly, so you can start with whichever skill your business needs first.
Set up Claude Cowork, connect your email and calendar, and build the morning briefing that has your day organized before your first coffee.
You leave with a briefing that runs itself every weekday morning.
Teach AI to read, sort, draft, and follow up — the whole inbox turned into a short checklist, drafted to match your voice.
You leave with your own inbox organized and three email drafts written for you.
Turn financial statements and spreadsheets into dashboards and plain-English answers — ask your books a question, get a straight reply.
You leave with one dashboard built off your own numbers.
Build an AI agent that does a real job in your business, end to end — intake, follow-up, quoting, scheduling, whatever eats your week.
You leave with one agent doing one job you no longer have to do.
After October the sessions repeat on the same rotation. Miss one, catch it next quarter.
Which one are you?
Who's teaching
Jukka has spent four years running AI training and automation work for Albuquerque businesses, and over 50 local companies have attended his sessions. Before WSI, he was a CFO and worked his way up to President of the Americas for an $80M consumer-goods company. He knows that the questions he asks about your business are the ones an owner asks, not the ones a software demonstrator asks.
He is Finnish — the accent you are hearing comes from north of the Arctic Circle.
Twenty seats available each night, first come. Payment holds your seat — you'll get a confirmation email with the address, parking instructions, and what to have installed before you arrive.
per seat, one session — early-bird price until the first class is over
Card, bank transfer or Apple Pay, processed by Intuit QuickBooks. Early-bird pricing is per session and runs until the first class on September 8 is over — after that a seat is $139. Spots are limited. Run the payment once for each seat and put the attendee's name on it — to inquire about more than 3 seats, please text Jukka. Can't make the night you booked? Text Jukka at 505-850-9177 and he'll move your seat to the next session.
Before you arrive
You should have used an AI chatbot at least once. That's the bar. Everything else gets built in the room.
A laptop you can log in to your work accounts on, and your phone. A charger is a good idea — it's two hours. And know your passwords: you'll be signing in to the applications you want to connect, so bring them or have your password manager with you.
Claude — the paid version. We build on paid Claude in every class, so plan on having a paid Claude account when you come.
We cover this in the class, before anyone connects anything.
Yes — the seat is a seat. It works best for whoever actually owns the process you want automated.
Yes. Dinner and your first drink are included in the price of the seat.
No. Each night stands alone, so you can start at any of them. Come to all four and they add up to a system.
That's what the two hours are for. Jukka works table to table, and nobody leaves with a half-built thing they can't finish.