AI in the AM is back for an encore this fall, running Tuesdays, October 6 through November 10, from 9–10 a.m. Bring your questions, join the conversation and stay sharp.
Hosted by SC Tech, an initiative of SC Competes, this virtual series is designed for South Carolina’s AI industry ambassadors and anyone looking to keep pace with the rapidly changing world of AI.
Think of it as AI office hours. Short, practical sessions where you can ask real questions and get real answers directly from AI, tech, and cyber leaders across the state. We’ll dig into tools, workflows, strategy, cybersecurity, implementation and more, with each session centered on what’s most useful to the people in the room.
Every session kicks off with a quick topic, but the real value is the conversation. No presentations. No pressure. No such thing as a dumb question.
Participants will receive the Zoom information via email the morning of the session.
About our Speaker:
Brian Anderson, Founder of ADVYON and Drivecard
Brian Anderson is an entrepreneur and creative thinker who enjoys bringing ideas to life, solving problems, and helping people and businesses reach their full potential. Whether in business or in life, he's driven by meaningful relationships, personal growth, and the opportunity to make a positive impact.
As the founder of ADVYON and Drivecard, Brian brings together technology, design, and business strategy to create solutions that make a meaningful difference. What began as a one-person operation, built from the ground up with a brand and vision he created himself, has grown into ADVYON, a regional company serving hundreds of businesses throughout the Lowcountry and beyond. His entrepreneurial journey reflects his creativity, persistence, and willingness to roll up his sleeves and turn an idea into something real.
An architect of systems and a creative at heart, Brian has a passion for understanding how things work and using that knowledge to help others succeed. He's equally comfortable discussing business strategy, designing a digital experience, playing music by ear, or tackling a hands-on project himself.