Unlocking AI: Practical Insights for Everyone: Part 2
AI is everywhere—from social media to customer service to the apps we use every day. But what exactly is it, and how can we harness its potential?
oin Na’aleh for the second installment of our AI series, where you’ll dive deeper into the art of prompt engineering. In this interactive session, you’ll learn strategies to craft effective prompts that yield the results you need. We’ll explore backward design techniques to ensure your prompts consistently deliver useful, relevant outcomes.
This session will also incorporate an equity lens, helping you understand your audience and guide AI to do the same. Don’t miss this informative and practical workshop designed to enhance your AI skills and improve your outcomes.
A brief AI Introduction and Review of Part 1 will be from 8:30-9:15 am
Part 2 will begin at 9:15 am.
Facilitated by: Michael Bresler and Kesean Johnson
For Volunteer and Professional Leaders of Jewish Organizations
Michael Bresler is the founder of Broadheights, a consultancy helping non-profits harness AI and operational excellence to scale impact. With over two decades in executive leadership and technology, Michael empowers organizations to streamline processes and free professionals to do mission-driven work. As Chairman of Beth Tfiloh Congregation, he brings a deep understanding of the Jewish non-profit landscape. Michael leads workshops nationwide, making AI practical, accessible, and transformative.
KeSean has dedicated his career to the US Army as a decorated soldier. Upon medical leave from the army, he completed coursework for his Master of Science in Entertainment Business from Full Sail University, and where he finished as an Honors Grad. He is an entrepreneur who is credited with being a founding member of one of the world’s newest video production houses whose titles have won several awards and are available for public viewing. He is a proud member of the AI user and trainer community and prepared to make a significant impact when the opportunities present themselves.
