Date: Nov. 4, 2026
Time: 12 – 1:15 p.m. PT
5-Part Hands-On Workshop Series Presented by CalCPA & MarbleAI
AI isn't about replacing people—it's about reclaiming your time and allowing you to do what no one else can do.
Join CalCPA and MarbleAI for a five-part interactive workshop series where you'll learn practical, real-world ways to use AI to become more productive, eliminate repetitive work, and focus on the tasks that matter most.
Each session is designed to be highly interactive. Bring your laptop, roll up your sleeves, and build your own AI toolkit alongside other professionals. You'll leave every workshop with templates, prompts, workflows, and ideas you can implement immediately. You can register for each session that applies to you. You do not need to attend all workshops in the series — each session is offered individually.
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November 4th: Automate Your Office
Connect Your Tools
Discover how AI works alongside your existing software to eliminate repetitive tasks.
Topics include:
• Email automation
• Calendar management
• Document creation
• Forms and templates
• AI agents
• Workflow integrations
Takeaway: Automations you'll be able to implement immediately.
What to Bring:
• Your laptop (fully charged)
• An active account with ChatGPT, Claude, or Notion AI
Format
• Small cohort (maximum 12 participants)
• Interactive, workshop-style learning
• Lunch included
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Professionals who want practical, hands-on experience with AI—whether you're just getting started or looking to take your skills to the next level. Please note this is available only to accountants and is not applicable to vendors.
This event is designed for networking and community building, not sales or solicitation. We invite all attendees to focus on making meaningful connections.
CalCPA reserves the right to cancel registrations for anyone that is not within the invited community.
No shows indicate a gap in respect for other people’s time and for our community partners. No shows can be barred from future CalCPA events without proper notice to the event organizers.