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Automation Workz

Foundation

Automation Workz Foundation seeks to fuse the power of hustle and
technology to forge a path of generational wealth for historically excluded people.
Automation Workz Foundation seeks to fuse the power of hustle and technology to forge a path of generational wealth for historically excluded people. According to Bankrate, nearly 39% of US Adults, with a household income less than $50,000, have a side hustle. Approximately, 33% of side hustlers rely upon their side hustle income for regular living expenses emphasizing the need for increased income growth and improved overall economic well-being.
Automation Workz Foundation seeks to empower these necessity entrepreneurs to scale their side hustles into full-fledged enterprises to foster their income growth, commercialize new inventions and thus create jobs while addressing the systemic barriers the historically excluded face.

SERVICES WE PROVIDE

One to one coaching

Workshops and exercises

Vision boarding

Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship

Mind Mapping

Lean Startup Canvas

Emerging Technology -AI & Data Analytics, Cybersecurity, Python

Product Development

Market Research

Customer Discovery

Consultative Sales

Budgeting/Savings

Financial Literacy/ Credit

Networking events

Referral Services

Our first long-term project is to build HUSTLE & TECHknow Lab (H&T) – an entrepreneur and tech demonstration lab within a poverty-stricken community. Excerpted from The Invisible Talent Market, “In the article, Invention Is the Mother of Economic Growth: Nathan Myhrvold former Chief Technology Officer at Microsoft and co-founder of Intellectual Ventures states, “there is a magical engine for economic growth. It is invention — the process by which the human mind creates new ideas with practical consequences. Invention and its weaker cousin, innovation, are ultimately the source of all wealth and luxuries.”
Residents, in poverty stricken communities, are late adopters to technology as it normally takes 5-20 years for disruptive technology to reach them, too late for them to acquire skills for the high-demand jobs disruptive technology creates. Residents need a space to experiment, create and prototype new products and to experience battery, semiconductor, artificial intelligence, virtual reality and robotic technology

PROGRAMMING

ENTREPRENURE TOOLS

PROTOTYPE DESIGN

ARTIFICAL INTELLIGENCE

ROBOTS