AI is entering businesses everywhere, but most teams are using it without clear guidelines. In this session, Bree Bainard-Verruyt shares the important conversations leaders need to have with their support teams about AI. From protecting your brand voice to deciding when AI-generated content, images, or videos make sense and when they do not, this talk explores how to set expectations, create review processes, and use AI in ways that support your business without replacing the human insight and connection that make your work meaningful.
Have clear conversations with your team about when AI should be used and when it should not
Protect your voice, brand, and client trust when using AI-generated content, images, and videos
Create simple review processes so AI-generated work is refined, aligned, and ready before it reaches your audience
Bree Bainard-Verruyt is the founder of BeeVee Pro, a strategic support team that helps coaches, consultants, and service-based entrepreneurs bring clarity, systems, and momentum to their growing businesses. With nearly a decade of experience supporting leaders behind the scenes, Bree helps teams implement marketing, streamline operations, and create workflows that actually work. She now speaks on strategy, support, and thoughtful AI use so businesses can grow with strong systems while keeping their voice, values, and human connection at the center.
A half-day online summit for women coaches, creatives, and service-based entrepreneurs who are ready to get visible, streamline their systems and start using AI with confidence and integrity.
You’re tired of spending hours trying to figure out AI prompts that feel right
You want to use AI in a way that actually supports your business, not slows it down
You’re ready to reclaim time and energy by having an effective AI framework
You dream of running your business with less stress, more flow, and more confidence.
You’re committed to taking action and finally creating an AI setup that works for you.
You’re not ready to use AI and implement what you learn to improve your workflows.
You are not interested in saving time, simplifying processes, or mastering the tools that keep your business running.
