Founders Bay Virtual Workshop: How to Win in the AI-Native Era

As AI reshapes every industry, companies that successfully adapt will gain a significant competitive advantage. The question is no longer whether to adopt AI—it's how to build an organization that can thrive in an AI-native world. Join Miles Maggio and Justin Zelaya, founders of Prest0, for a practical discussion on how founders and business leaders can position their companies to win in the AI-native era. Drawing from their experience building AI-powered products and systems, they'll share actionable strategies for leveraging AI to increase productivity, accelerate innovation, and create sustainable competitive advantages. In this session, you'll learn: What the AI-native era means for startups and businessesHow leading companies are using AI to move faster and operate more efficientlyWhere AI creates the greatest opportunities for growth and differentiationHow to redesign workflows and teams around AICommon pitfalls to avoid when adopting AIKey principles for building a lasting competitive advantage in an AI-driven market Whether you're a founder, operator, investor, or business leader, you'll leave with a clearer understanding of how to navigate the AI shift and position your company for long-term success. Speakers Miles Maggio, Founder, Prest0Justin Zelaya, Founder, Prest0 About Us Founders Bay is a membership community of 150,000+ founders, executives, investors and operators coming together to grow their market through curated weekly events, expert-led virtual workshops, mentorship programs and educational resources. Proudly woman-owned and operated by Mariane Bekker, we are dedicated to empowering a diverse and inclusive startup ecosystem. Subscribe to our newsletter and become a member today to unlock more content and exclusive perks.Join our community here | Follow us on IG & Linkedin By registering for this event, you agree to release Founders Bay Inc. from all liability related to the event. You also consent to be subscribed to the Founders Bay newsletter for updates on future workshops, events, and resources. You may unsubscribe at any time.