
PRACTICAL AI & ANALYTICS · PARTNER WEBINARS
Help your audience put AI and analytics to work.
Give your members, customers, or professional community a practical session with George Mount. I partner with training companies, associations, and selected software providers to help business professionals understand and apply AI, analytics, and workplace technology.
Your organization funds the session. Attendees join free. We can host it for your community or plan a public event promoted through both your channels and Stringfest Analytics.
A useful reason to bring people together
A good webinar gives people something they can apply at work—and a reason to keep learning with your organization. Start with one clear problem: evaluating an AI workflow, cleaning a recurring report, or deciding whether a software tool fits the way your audience works.
I develop and teach the session. Together, we agree on the audience, promotion, and next step, whether that is exploring your training programs, joining your association, or learning more about a relevant product.
Two ways to work together
Co-host a webinar or short series
For training companies, professional associations, and learning communities. Bring me in to teach your audience, or invite the wider Stringfest community through an agreed promotion plan. A single session is a straightforward place to start; a series gives people room to build their skills.
Sponsor a public session
For organizations serving business, finance, and analytics professionals. Fund a free educational event with clear sponsor recognition and an invitation for interested attendees to learn more. Product demonstrations can include AI tools, Excel add-ins, or other relevant software when they help teach the topic.
Start with one focused session
A typical proposal can include:
Planning: one scoping conversation, an agreed learning outcome, and a session outline.
Teaching: a 60-minute live session with practical demonstrations and time for questions.
Promotion: an event description and instructor bio, with email and social promotion specified in the proposal.
Follow-through: a relevant workbook or reference sheet, agreed replay access, one partner call to action, and a brief results summary using available event data.
The proposal sets the fee, preparation scope, hosting responsibilities, promotion schedule, and recording permissions before we begin.
An example: learning with Alpha Development
I collaborated with Alpha Development on a three-part Copilot in Excel series, covering prompting, data preparation with Power Query, and financial storytelling with Python-powered analysis. The sessions and practice materials were made available free through the partnership.
Read about the Alpha Development series.
Choose the session your audience needs
AI briefings: a practical perspective on AI at work, including where it helps, where it falls short, and what to try next.
Software and workflow demos: explore a business task with an AI tool, an Excel add-in, or another relevant platform.
Practical workshops: build a focused skill through clear demonstrations, questions, and a useful takeaway. Topics can include Copilot, Power Query, and Python for Excel users.
We choose the topic, level, and demonstration format around your audience and the tools they can access. Product partnerships begin with hands-on evaluation: I only demonstrate tools I believe offer a useful fit. Sponsorship is disclosed, and I retain editorial independence to discuss limitations and tradeoffs.
Led by George Mount
I’m the founder of Stringfest Analytics, a Microsoft MVP, a LinkedIn Learning instructor, and the author of Advancing into Analytics and Modern Data Analytics in Excel (O’Reilly). My teaching connects Excel and analytics techniques to everyday business work. More about George.
A few practical questions
Who handles registration and hosting?
We decide this during scoping. Your team can use its existing event platform, or we can discuss a Stringfest-hosted event. Registration, reminders, and replay delivery have a named owner in the proposal.
How do promotion and follow-up work?
We agree on specific promotional placements and a relevant next step for attendees. Sponsor recognition is clear, and direct sponsor follow-up is offered through an explicit opt-in. Attendee contact details are not automatically included.
Can you guarantee attendance or leads?
No. I commit to the agreed content, delivery, and promotion. Where relevant data is available, we review past event results during planning and summarize registrations, attendance, and engagement afterward.
What does it cost?
Fees depend on preparation, promotion, the number of sessions, and recording use. Share your audience, timing, and budget range, and I’ll propose a defined scope.
Let’s plan a session worth attending.
Tell me about your organization, the people you want to reach, your preferred topic and timing, and your budget range. I’ll help shape a practical starting point.
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