SPEAKING
AI keynote speaker for contractors and their associations
Book Carl Britton Jr. as an AI keynote speaker for contractors, a half-day workshop leader, or the instructor for a multi-month program. Every format is built for chapter events, annual conventions, and education days.
FORMATS
Three ways to book Carl
Same material, different depth. Pick the one that matches your budget, your calendar, and how far you want your members to get.
Keynote
45 to 60 minutes. High energy, built to open a convention or education day. Your members leave with a clear picture of what AI does, what it does not do, and one thing they can try that week.
Half-Day Workshop
Three to four hours. Hands on. Members bring a laptop and work through real construction scenarios: RFIs, daily reports, scopes, safety talks, and client emails. This is where the C.L.E.A.R. framework goes to work.
Multi-Month Program
Three to six months. Training, coaching, implementation support, and AI policy development. Built for chapters and companies that want capability that lasts after the room clears out.
SIGNATURE TALK 01
Stop Paying People to Do Robot Work
Most construction companies pay skilled people to do work an AI tool handles in minutes. Data entry, document formatting, report writing, drafting emails, summarizing meeting notes. That work is slow, expensive, and it is not what your best people should be spending a Tuesday on.
This session is a plain language introduction to AI tools and where they fit in a construction workflow. No fluff. No demos that do not apply to the work your members actually do.
What attendees walk out with
- A clear read on which AI tools are worth their time
- The C.L.E.A.R. prompting framework for getting useful output
- Examples pulled straight from construction: RFIs, daily reports, documentation, safety talks, client emails
- An honest picture of where AI breaks down and how to catch it
- Enough confidence to start using it the next morning
Best fit: NECA, SMACNA, MCA, AGC, and PCA chapter education days, annual conventions, and executive summits. Works as an opening keynote or a standalone half-day.
SIGNATURE TALK 02
Stop Managing Projects. Start Owning Relationships.
Construction is a relationship business. Everyone says it. Almost nobody has a system for it. Most contractors have no process for client communication, no plan for the hard conversations, and no way to recover when a job goes sideways. They manage the project and hope the relationship handles itself. It does not.
What attendees walk out with
- A communication framework built for contractor and client relationships
- Language for the hard conversations: change orders, delays, disputes
- A process for setting expectations upfront that kills conflict later
- A practical way to build the reputation that generates referrals without asking
Best fit: business development, leadership, and project management tracks. Pairs well with the AI talk for a full day.
PROGRAM
The AI Intensive for Contractors
Four modules that take a room from "I have heard of ChatGPT" to "I know how to use AI in my daily work without creating risk." Run it as a two day intensive or spread it across four sessions, in person or virtual.
MODULE 01
Foundations
What AI is, what it is not, and what the current tools can and cannot do. Cuts the hype and gives everyone a realistic baseline before they touch anything.
MODULE 02
Prompt Mastery
A deep run at the C.L.E.A.R. framework. Attendees write and rewrite prompts against real construction scenarios. This module alone changes how people use AI.
MODULE 03
Agents
What AI agents are, how they work, and where they are showing up in construction workflows. Autonomous task completion, document processing, workflow automation. Practical, not speculative.
MODULE 04
Risk and Policy
The S.A.F.E. framework for data security. What never goes into an AI tool. How to write a basic company AI policy. How to protect client data and project files.
What the organization gets: a trained workforce, two frameworks they keep and can teach internally, a foundation for an AI policy, and less risk from staff experimenting on their own.
FLAGSHIP
The AI Mastery Program
The AI Mastery Program is the long game version of the Intensive. It runs three to six months and is built for organizations that want more than a training day. Structured instruction runs alongside real implementation, so your members are using AI in their actual work while the program is still going.
What is included
- The full AI Intensive, all four modules
- Coaching sessions between modules
- Implementation support applying AI to specific workflows
- AI policy development with leadership
- Progress check-ins and an accountability structure
- Optional add-ons: custom prompt libraries and team workflow maps
By the end, the organization has a trained team, a working AI policy, proven workflows built around their business, and the confidence to keep going without Carl in the room.
BOOKING
Check a date
Tell Carl the date, the chapter, and the audience. He replies personally.
Grab a time on Carl's calendar and bring your date, your chapter, and roughly how many people. Fifteen minutes is usually enough to know whether he is the right fit.
Get your date on the calendar.
Chapter education days book out early. Grab fifteen minutes and Carl will tell you what is open.