AI in Business: A Roundtable for Local Business Leaders

AI in Business: A Roundtable for Local Business Leaders
Exclusive to Kernersville Chamber Members | Limited to 12 Participants

When: Friday, November 13, 2026 | Morning session 8AM-9AM
Where: Kernersville Chamber of Commerce
Cost: Free for Chamber members
Hosted by: Kernersville Chamber of Commerce
Facilitated by: Josh Sammons and Steven Taylor of Solace IT Solutions

Event Description

Join a small group of local business owners and senior leaders for a candid discussion about AI in business.

This is not a presentation, training session, or sales event. The purpose is to bring together business leaders from a variety of industries to share real-world experiences, discuss challenges and opportunities, and learn how other organizations are approaching AI.

Topics may include practical business applications, successes and failures, employee use of AI, security and privacy concerns, policies and governance, and questions leaders are still trying to answer.

Whether you're actively using AI every day, experimenting with it occasionally, or just beginning to explore its potential, you'll be welcome in the discussion.

This event is open only to Kernersville Chamber of Commerce members. To encourage meaningful conversation and participation, attendance is further limited to 12 participants.

Discussion is off-the-record. What is shared in the room stays in the room. No names, companies, or specific business details will be shared outside the discussion.

Registration

To reserve your seat, please answer the following questions along with your name, title, and company. Your answers will help shape the discussion, so please be as specific as you can.

Question 1
What is one way you are currently using AI in your business, or one way you would like to use it?

Question 2
What is your biggest question, challenge, or concern regarding AI in your organization today?

Question 3
If you could ask a room full of local business leaders one question about AI in business, what would you ask?