Free AI for Business Workshop in Cadiz on September 16

The initiative, organized with BigMat's collaboration, aims to enhance business efficiency through artificial intelligence and tools like ChatGPT.

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On September 16, the Palacio de Congresos de Cádiz will host the free training workshop ‘Artificial Intelligence Applied to Business’, organized in collaboration with the Chiclana-based company BigMat.

The event, starting at 4:30 PM, aims to boost business efficiency through artificial intelligence, offering proven commercial and business strategies. It will cover how to use tools like ChatGPT in sales processes for better results, as well as mobile work techniques.
Key AI applications such as Base44, ChatGPT, Claude, HeyGen, Gemini, Flow, SeeDance, and ElevenLabs will be showcased. The importance of integrating artificial intelligence into the business sector to improve productivity and profitability will be highlighted.
The mayor of Cádiz, José María Román, emphasized the initiative's significance for applying AI in business marketing and management, stating that "AI can provide good advice for better management" in a "highly competitive" environment.
Héctor Stezano, the event organizer, explained that BigMat proposed the initiative due to the current expansion phase in Chiclana, seeing it as "a good time to incorporate artificial intelligence into the business fabric" to enhance competitiveness. This workshop, previously held successfully in Almería, Seville, and Málaga, is part of further events planned for Chiclana.
Attendance at this workshop, targeted at the business community, is completely free. The event will also be attended by the first deputy mayor, Ana González; the municipal delegate for Economic Promotion, Manuela Pérez; and the manager of BigMat, Rafael Vela.
Based on information from the official source: Ayuntamiento de Chiclana de la Frontera — RSS Noticias (04/09/2026)