Brisbane | AI Operators’ Lunch

Most AI conversations stay abstract. This lunch is about one real workflow in your business.

A small group of founders, CEOs and operators will sit down over lunch to compare where AI is genuinely helping, where experiments are stalling, and what it takes to change the way work actually gets done.

Zac King from Works will facilitate the discussion using the same workflow lens Works uses in its engagements: value, feasibility, adoption readiness, source truth, permissions and measurable impact.

How the lunch works

Arrive, order and meet the table

Working discussion: where AI is and is not changing operations

Workflow pressure-test: apply the Works lens to real examples from the room

Peer discussion: what has worked, what has stalled and why

Close with one practical next step for each business

Bring one workflow that is eating time, creating rework or holding the business back. This is a facilitated working discussion, not a mini-audit and not a promise that one universal system should be built first.

This is for founders, CEOs and operators of Australian businesses doing $5–50M in revenue, typically with 20–200 staff.

Works is tool-agnostic. The architecture comes first; tool choice follows the workflow, systems and constraints.

$75 including lunch. Registration by approval. Places are limited because the table is deliberately small.

Hosted by Works and promoted by Currents.

If there is a clear fit after the lunch, you can book a 30-minute fit call. A paid Works Audit is not included in the lunch.