What You Will Learn In This Webinar:
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Live 60-minute session for owners, managers, and the people who sign off
Set Your Company's AI Direction Before It Sets Itself
AI for leaders. Never the leader. Policy, budget, and what to delegate, for the people who carry the consequences of both moving too fast and too slow.
Next session: Thursday, September 10, 2026 at 9:00 AM ET
AI adoption is happening in your company right now, without leadership control.
Not because anyone went around you. Because the tools arrived faster than the decisions did, and nobody was asked to make them.
- Vendors embedding AI into software you already bought, on terms nobody read
- Staff picking their own tools and paying with a personal card
- Budget requests you cannot compare because nobody agrees what good looks like
- A policy question you will get from a client or an insurer, sooner than you think
Direction is the cheap part. It is the absence of direction that gets expensive, and it compounds quietly.
What you will walk away with
Decide what is allowed, on one page
- The four sections a workable AI policy needs, and nothing more
- Where to draw the data line so people can actually follow it
- Disclosure: when you tell a client AI touched the work, and how to say it
- Getting it adopted in an afternoon instead of circulated for a quarter
Spend money in the right order
- Per-seat assistants, build work, and running costs, and which is which
- The overlap trap: paying three vendors for one capability
- When a $20 tool beats a $500 platform, and the case where it truly does not
- What to ask for so a quote can be compared to another quote
Delegate without losing the thread
- Which decisions stay with you and which should not reach your desk
- What to measure so you know an initiative worked, beyond it felt faster
- The failure pattern behind most stalled AI projects at small companies
- How to keep judgment with people while the machine does the drafting
What this is, and what it is not
This is a decision session, not a tools demo. You will leave with a policy outline, a budget frame, and a shortlist of what to pilot next quarter.
- Built for the person who approves things, not the person configuring them
- No hands-on keyboard work required. Bring your current questions instead.
- Honest about where AI is oversold. We will name those cases directly.
- You keep the recording and the templates.
Who is teaching it
Ron Trotto
Founder, TC³ · Cybersecurity-focused MSP
TC³ runs security and IT for small and mid-sized businesses across Connecticut and beyond, and builds AI automation for them as a service. That order matters. Everything taught here is filtered through the question we get paid to ask first, which is what happens to your data.
We also run our own marketing, reporting, and internal operations on the same tooling, so the workflows in this session are ones we use, not ones we read about. Where something is genuinely risky or not worth the money, we say so.
Reserve your seat
AI Leadership Workshop
$199
Next session: Thursday, September 10, 2026 at 9:00 AM ET
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