We're thrilled to announce a major shift in how we'll be supporting our Vero Vine business managers in the coming year. After listening to your feedback and observing what works best for our community, we're transforming our approach to AI automation education.
From Classes to Personalized Workshops
Starting in 2026, our newsletter will feature a brand-new workshop format led by Stacy Cook. Instead of traditional classes where everyone follows the same curriculum, these workshops are designed to meet you exactly where you are in your business journey.
What Makes These Workshops Different?
The magic is in the individualization. Each workshop participant will receive one-on-one guidance tailored to their specific needs and challenges. Whether you're just getting started with AI automation or looking to optimize advanced workflows, Stacy will work directly with you to solve your unique problems and help you implement solutions that matter to your business.
To ensure every participant gets the attention and support they deserve, we're capping enrollment at just 12 people per workshop. This intimate setting creates the perfect environment for meaningful interaction, real-time problem-solving, and genuine connection with fellow business managers.
Stay Tuned for Details
While we're still finalizing the workshop schedule, we wanted to get the word out early so you can start planning ahead. If you're interested in participating, keep an eye on future newsletters where we'll announce specific dates and registration information.
This is an exciting new chapter for our Vero Vine community, and we can't wait to see how these personalized workshops help you grow your business in 2026!
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