Discover How to Use AI Safely to Grow & Future-Proof Your Business
One hundred local business leaders will gather on Friday 19th September 2025 at the Leonardo Royal Hotel Oxford for a high-impact networking breakfast and extended workshop designed to help SMEs harness the power of AI — safely, securely, and with immediate business benefit.
The event, jointly hosted by Get Support IT Services and Databasix, promises no fluff, no hype — just practical AI demos, clear safeguards, and next-day actions. Attendees will see end-to-end workflows in action, learn how to avoid common AI pitfalls, and leave with a simple 30-day plan to trial AI in their own organisations.
Common AI pitfalls covered include:
- Data leakage & confidentiality risks
- Vendor “secure” claims that don’t meet UK GDPR standards
- Poor prompts & policy gaps that create liability
- Vendor due-diligence: what to ask before you buy
- Model inaccuracies & human-in-the-loop safeguards
- Change management and team adoption challenges
Five things attendees will learn:
- Where AI delivers fast wins in SMEs — and where it doesn’t.
- How to use Microsoft Copilot and GPT-5 safely in everyday workflows.
- How to automate lead capture and follow-up using HighLevel (live demo).
- Practical steps to safeguard data and remain UK GDPR-compliant.
- A simple 30-day plan to pilot AI in your team.
Why attend?
- See AI you can use tomorrow: From Microsoft Copilot to GPT-5, workflows, content, voice, and video — shown start to finish.
- Adopt AI safely: Policies, prompts, data handling, and controls to reduce risk and protect reputation.
- Generate more, spend less: Find time and cost savings while increasing lead flow and output quality.
- Leave with a plan: Clear, prioritised next steps to future-proof your business.
- Automate sales follow-up: Learn how HighLevel sequences turn leads into customers, with real examples.
Included extras (all attendees):
- On-demand access to key presentations after the event
- AI Cheat Sheet — quick-start prompts and tips
- AI Super-Checklist for safe adoption
- Priority pre-sale access to our next event
Agenda:
- 7:00–9:30am — Networking Breakfast: Bacon rolls, pastries, and dietary options served in a relaxed setting designed to connect founders, owners, and senior leaders.
- 9:30–11:30am — AI Sessions & Demos: Live, start-to-finish demos with commentary; data security and GDPR guidance; HighLevel automation walkthrough; procurement red flags; and a 30-day action plan. Interactive Q&A included.
“AI adoption isn’t optional anymore — it’s already reshaping markets, costs, and customer expectations,” said [Insert Organiser/Spokesperson]. “But it must be done safely and strategically. This event shows SMEs how to get quick wins while protecting their data, their teams, and their reputations.”
With places strictly limited to around 100 attendees, demand is expected to be high.
👉 To register or learn more, visit www.tickets.supportivegrowth.com.
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