Real Advisors, a Jacksonville-based company recognized four consecutive times on the Inc. 5000 list of fastest-growing private companies in America, has opened free registration for the AI for Business Summit, a live virtual training event running May 13 through May 15, 2026. The three-day program will be delivered via Zoom from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM Eastern Standard Time each day and is open to participants worldwide at no cost.
The summit is structured as an implementation-focused workshop targeting business owners, coaches, consultants, agency founders, and entrepreneurs who want to apply artificial intelligence practically across their operations. Rather than theoretical overviews, the curriculum is built around systems and workflows that the organizing team and its guest speakers currently use in their own businesses.
Francis Ablola, CEO and co-founder of Real Advisors, described the reasoning behind offering the event at no charge. “We originally priced this at nine hundred and ninety-seven dollars, and we had over eighty participants at that price point for our previous workshop,” Ablola said. “But we wanted to remove every barrier to entry. The businesses that figure out how to use AI effectively right now are going to have a massive advantage over the next twelve months, and we want as many entrepreneurs as possible to have access to that knowledge.”
The speaker roster brings together seven practitioners with documented business results. Ablola, who has worked in online marketing since 2001, has helped companies scale to seven and eight-figure revenue through digital advertising and direct response strategies. Brian Hanson, co-host of the AI for Business brand, has built some of the largest lead generation platforms on the internet and specializes in search engine optimization and AI-powered marketing systems. Richard Dunn, an entrepreneur and operations specialist, has accumulated a personal sales track record exceeding one hundred million dollars across multiple industries.
Dolmar Cross, co-founder of Real Advisors and star of the A&E television series Zombie House Flipping Tampa, will present strategies for building a viral social media presence. Cross leveraged Instagram growth tactics to transition from online influence to national television, and his session will focus on replicable branding methods for business owners. Bernard Ablola, who previously served as a team lead at Microsoft Corporation, will detail how he generated over one million dollars in advertising value through organic LinkedIn content alone without paid promotion. The lineup also includes Keisha Cross, a digital content creator specializing in brand storytelling, and Patrick Precourt, a serial entrepreneur and published author.
The curriculum spans three days with distinct focus areas. The opening day establishes AI foundations, introducing participants to the highest-performing tools selected from over one hundred and seventy-three options the team has tested, along with advanced prompting techniques and AI-driven market research methods. Day two shifts to revenue-generating applications, covering LinkedIn authority positioning, automated lead generation funnels, AI-powered video content creation, and conversational sales bots capable of engaging prospects continuously. The final day addresses monetization, teaching attendees to create digital products, build email subscriber lists, write high-converting advertising copy with AI assistance, and implement structured high-ticket sales systems.
The AI for Business Summit has established a significant track record over previous editions, with cumulative registration surpassing sixty-one thousand attendees. Dave Glenn, a business owner who attended a prior summit, offered his assessment of the experience. “I was very impressed with the value presented. This was incredible content. Immediately actionable,” Glenn said.
Registration for the May 13 through May 15 event is available at no cost through the official event page at https://go.aiforbusiness.com/summit?_go=nkhxvp. Individuals who are unable to participate in the May sessions are encouraged to register, as the organizers plan to announce additional summit dates on the same registration page after the event concludes.
