AI Immersion Bootcamp | Averro + KeyBank
You've heard the pitch. Maybe you've even run a few prompts. But you're still not sure where AI actually fits your business — or your clients'.
This workshop is built for that.
Averro and KeyBank are bringing together a small group of Seattle-area finance and business leaders for a hands-on session where you'll work with the tools, not just hear about them. Expert facilitators will guide you through real business scenarios, and you'll leave with a clear picture of where AI can create value for your business and where to start.
What you'll do
Explore. Get oriented in the AI landscape: which tools matter, what each is good at, and how they fit businesses like yours.
Immerse. Go hands-on in small groups. Learn to prompt, guide, and evaluate AI tools so they become useful levers rather than expensive noise.
Apply. Map AI to your own operations and priorities. Leave with a clear, actionable plan for where to put it to work first.
Hear from KeyBank. Get a first look at how KeyBank is applying AI within their own products and services — a real-world view of AI adoption at scale in financial services.
Good to know
Free to attend. Food provided.
Laptops provided. Nothing to bring but your business challenges.
Parking available.
Built for mixed experience levels — from AI-curious to already-dabbling, everyone leaves more capable than they came.
Who's behind it
Averro has deep roots in the Pacific Northwest and is trusted by businesses nationwide, combining technology expertise with hands-on AI implementation. Their team helps leaders apply AI in practical, measurable ways — building workflows, automations, and custom solutions that plug into the systems businesses already use. Averro delivers the curriculum, facilitates the exercises, and coaches attendees as they build.
KeyBank brings decades of partnership with Pacific Northwest businesses and a forward-looking lens on how financial institutions are adopting AI. Their team will close the session with a look at real AI applications in financial services — grounding the day's work in what's actually happening in the industry.