Artificial Intelligence is exploding in the tech world, and it’s being added to tools for everything from business intelligence to marketing in every industry, including Museums! While AI won’t replace museum professionals, museum professionals who use AI will eventually replace those who don’t.
Learn more about the different types of AI, how it works, its capabilities & limitations, and how you can use it for writing, marketing, operations, and even exhibits. Learn how AI can be used to:
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Create original music that can be used commercially.
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Design graphics for your marketing pieces, websites, exhibits, and social media.
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Write newsletters, blogs, social media posts, grants, exhibit descriptions, and more.
Join us in learning more about this exciting technology and get a jump start on your competition!
Kevin McNulty is co-founder and president of NetWeave Social Networking. Named Small Business of the Year by the Manatee Chamber of Commerce and Associate Member of the Year by the Florida Attractions Association, NetWeave provides social media services for over 70 clients in the US, including large attractions, destination management organizations, air shows, and a wide range of small businesses from retail to hospitality.
Kevin delivers a series of social media courses for the Manatee Chamber of Commerce, is an Adjunct Professor at State College of Florida, and has been a guest lecturer for the University of South Florida, New College, and St. Leo University. He has presented
workshops and seminars for the International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions, the Florida Attractions Association, and the Southeast and Southwest Councils of Air Shows. He also currently sits on the Board of Directors of the Florida
Festivals and Events Association. His twelve years in social media management and training give him a substantial foundation in relevant experience regarding the business uses of social media.
Kevin received his degree in Psychology from California State University, Fullerton, served in the US Army, and worked for over 20 years in corporate training and communications before co-founding NetWeave in 2009.
