Mayor Bass Urges Local Valley Businesses to Apply for AI Integration Program Lead by Mayors Office Ahead of Deadline

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Mayor Bass has announced a call to action for small business owners in the San Fernando Valley to apply for the Business Idea Accelerator program, designed to facilitate AI integration into business practices. The 10-week hybrid program, run by the Mayor’s Office, focuses on helping businesses automate processes, create content, and develop tech-enabled strategies. Participants will gain practical experience and learn to identify local opportunities for growth. “Programs like Vision Lab are ensuring that the City is supporting our small businesses in the Valley,” said Mayor Bass, emphasizing the importance of such initiatives. Applications are open until September 9, and interested businesses can visit visionlab.

la/accelerator to apply. This program is part of the city's broader strategy to foster innovation and prepare local businesses for future challenges. The initiative not only addresses immediate needs but also positions the Valley for long-term economic resilience in an AI-driven landscape. By enhancing local capabilities, the program aims to increase visibility and growth potential for participating businesses.

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