From AI to cashflow clarity, get the tools to thrive in today’s retail and hospitality world.
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Starts Tuesday 14 April, runs weekly until Tuesday 16 June
Online
Reboot is back with a fresh series of free weekly webinars. This series will focus on integrating AI into day-to-day marketing and operations, brand storytelling, customer engagement and more.
If you’re refining operations or wanting to upskill, these sessions will provide a clear roadmap for stability and growth in today’s fast changing world.
Highlight sessions include:
Techniques for unforgettable brand storytelling – Tuesday 14 April
From SEO to AEO: optimising for AI-driven search – Tuesday 28 April
Responsible AI for small business – Tuesday 19 May
5 essential negotiation habits for small business owners – Tuesday 26 May
Cashflow clarity: financial control for small business – Tuesday 2 June
AI chatbots: humanise your automation – Tuesday 9 June
All sessions will also be available to view on-demand.
The Reboot webinar series is brought to you by the City of Sydney.
All webinars are free, registration is essential.
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