打造一家 AI 自动化服务公司｜Building an AI Automation Service Business
这不只是一场关于 AI 自动化的分享。
它也关于一个从室内建筑跨界进入智能系统的人，如何在多文化环境中创业，并真正进入美国企业现场。
Dee AI Solutions 创始人张卓然（Jordan Zhang）会分享她从零开始建立 AI 自动化服务业务的经历：找到第一位客户，理解美国企业真正愿意为什么付费，以及以 FDE（Forward Deployed Engineering）的方式进入客户现场，拆流程、接数据、部署系统，并为验证、人工介入与持续维护负责。
这条路径也会打开更多问题：
• 一个中国创业者如何理解美国客户的沟通、信任与购买逻辑？
• 文化背景、专业身份与性别经验，如何影响她进入会议室、建立关系和推进交付？
• 当技术离开 Demo、进入真实组织，什么才算真正拿到结果？
20:00–21:00｜经验分享
21:00–22:00｜开放问答
活动免费。适合对 AI 创业、自由职业、美国获客、跨文化职业发展，以及技术与组织如何相互塑造感兴趣的人。
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This is not only a talk about AI automation.
It is also about how someone moving from interior architecture into intelligent systems learns to build a business across cultures—and earns a place inside real US client environments.
Jordan Zhang, founder of Dee AI Solutions, will share how she built an AI automation service business from scratch: finding her first client, learning what American companies genuinely pay for, and working through a Forward Deployed Engineering approach to understand workflows, connect data, deploy systems, and design the verification and human oversight needed to keep them reliable.
Her path opens up a wider set of questions:
• How does a Chinese entrepreneur learn the communication, trust, and buying logic of US clients?
• How do cultural background, professional identity, and gender shape the way she enters rooms, builds relationships, and delivers?
• When technology leaves the demo and enters a real organization, what counts as a meaningful result?
20:00–21:00｜Talk
21:00–22:00｜Open Q&A
Free admission. For anyone interested in AI entrepreneurship, freelancing, client acquisition in the US, cross-cultural career development, and the relationship between technology and organizations.
Speaker｜Jordan Zhang, Founder of Dee AI Solutions
Host｜706 Shanghai Youth Space
706 Shanghai Youth Space is a physical community space where young people bring questions, projects, relationships, and lived experience into shared public life. We host conversations, reading groups, co-living experiments, and technology workshops—and make room for unfinished ideas to meet people willing to take them seriously.