Prompting is a party trick. Imprompting is a skill.
Most people type a question into AI, get generic sludge back, and decide the tool is overhyped. Mitch Mitchem teaches the real craft: how to think with AI, direct it, and pull genuine wisdom out of it instead of noise. This is the difference between using AI and being fluent in it.
Imprompting is hands-on, fast, and a little addictive. Audiences stop being intimidated by the blank box and start treating AI like the most capable teammate they have ever had. They leave fluent, not just familiar, with a repeatable method they can teach the person next to them.
Built on training more than 120,000 professionals with a 97% implementation success rate, this keynote turns your room into practitioners in a single session. Real prompts, real outputs, real skill they keep.
Delivered by a Second City-trained performer who makes learning feel like play, it is interactive by design. Best for teams ready to level up, innovation and operations groups, and any audience that wants to stop dabbling and start mastering AI.
