OpenClaw Webinar: The "Always-On" AI Employee (Demo + Q&A)
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OpenClaw Webinar: The "Always-On" AI Employee (Demo + Q&A)

20 February Online

About this event

Most professionals feel like they're drowning in manual admin, booking meetings, answering routine messages, and updating calendars. While ChatGPT is great for writing, it doesn’t actually do the work.
OpenClaw is different. It is an open-source tool that acts like a digital employee with 'hands.' It can check your inbox, navigate your apps, and manage your WhatsApp, all while running on your own computer or a private server.

Join us this Friday for a practical, educational deep dive into the 'What' and 'How' of AI Agents for business."

What We’ll Explore Together:

  • The "Agent" vs. The "Chatbot": Why a tool that acts is more valuable for your operations than one that just talks.
  • Real-World Case Studies: See how businesses are currently using OpenClaw to handle scheduling, lead management, and routine follow-ups.
  • The "Heartbeat" Demo: We will show an agent waking up, solving a multi-step business task, and confirming the results, live.
  • Privacy & Budget (The EU Context): How to run these tools under a budget while keeping your sensitive business data on your own hardware (GDPR-friendly by design).
  • Live Workflow Brainstorm: Bring us your most annoying, repetitive manual task. We'll map out exactly how to automate it during the Q&A.

This session will provide concrete ideas you can implement immediately.

See you there,
Serg & Rod

About the Hosts
Serg Lotz is a product builder with 16+ years in product/UX. After leading teams and founding companies in the blockchain space — powering the Ethereum Foundation's Devcon, scaling Munich's largest blockchain developer community, and helping a YC W21 startup — he now builds AI-powered infrastructure for the DACH market, including StartLobster (professional OpenClaw setup service), Stealth AI Startup (website automation agents), and helping with Alveni AI (AI phone assistant for hotels).

Rod Rivera is a DevRel at Rasa, an AI educator and builder with 15+ years of experience in artificial intelligence. He teaches AI at ITAM in Mexico and works at the intersection of cutting-edge models and real-world deployment, helping teams move from experimentation to production with AI agents. Learn more at rodrivera.com

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