Five days in Yerevan for business owners and C-level executives who want to leave with a working AI implementation plan — built from the cases of operators, not the slides of consultants.
Eighty percent of leaders know AI will reshape their market. Between that knowing and actually implementing lies the gap where companies lose years. Five days, designed to close it.
Most teams pilot AI tools, never operationalise them, and quietly write off the budget. Our program is built around what actually ships — playbooks tested in live businesses, not strategies tested in slide decks.
A cohort of 25 from different countries and industries means every participant works directly with every practitioner — and with every other operator at the same level of decision-making.
You leave with a personal AI Adoption Plan — three prioritised moves with rationale, sequencing and KPIs, built with practitioner feedback. Ready for your team Monday morning.
Yerevan provides the setting — a live tech ecosystem (Krisp, PicsArt, ServiceTitan, Podcastle) and a focused environment removed from daily noise. The country is the context, not the product.
Every element of the program is engineered for one outcome: each participant leaves with an executable plan, not a folder of slides. That's why the cohort stays small, the practitioners stay accountable, and the days stay structured.
Every practitioner runs AI in a real P&L. They come with deployed playbooks, live dashboards and ROI numbers — and they share the mistakes that came with them. Four confirmed leaders, complementary expertise across the full adoption arc.
BYStrategic Advisor, Office of the CEO
Workato · Silicon Valley
Creator of the SCORE-AI, RRR and AURA agentic frameworks. 28+ years scaling enterprise AI and GTM at Fortune 500. Featured in Forbes BDC and Fast Company. PG Dip in AI, University of Oxford.
Enterprise AI adoption — what actually moves the needle.
VKFounder & CEO
Revinci.ai · Silicon Valley
15+ years in revenue infrastructure at Salesforce, Visa, Workday and Nokia. Now building agentic billing for AI-first companies — pricing, margins and the unit-economics math founders typically miss.
AI agent economics — pricing and unit economics for AI-first businesses.
NKSr. WW Project Manager · AI Adoption Lead
Lenovo · Fortune Global 500
14+ years driving enterprise AI adoption across global Lenovo teams. Persona-based enablement, champion networks, change management and KPI-led iteration. PRINCE2 certified.
From AI deployment to daily habit — the 5-principle adoption framework.
LGCEO & Co-Owner
Waterlok LLC · Aparan Spring Water · Armenia
Scaling Armenia's manufacturing through AI-driven workflows and data-led operations. Saïd Business School, University of Oxford. Member of the Armenian Institute of Directors.
AI in real manufacturing — from dashboards to autonomous workflows.
Every element of the program is engineered around one outcome: participants return with a working plan, fresh connections, and a toolset they can put to use the following week. Four outcomes, four experience drivers.
Three prioritised AI moves with rationale, sequencing and KPIs — built with practitioner feedback. Ready for your team Monday.
Live walk-throughs of dashboards, workflows and ROI numbers from active operators. Implementation guidance, not slideware.
25 owners and C-levels from different countries and industries. Decision-makers only. Partnerships that last past the mission.
Closed post-event club. Follow-up sessions, peer-led case exchanges and priority access to future Armenia Privately events.
Reserved time slots with each practitioner on your specific problem. Tailored answers — not generic advice.
Working sessions, not lectures. Build, test and pilot AI tools during the program.
A working setting removed from daily noise. Armenia provides context — focused operators, no calendar interruptions.
Armenia Privately handles every detail — airport meet, hotel, transfers, agenda, meals. You arrive to work.
The program content is built around the six areas where our audience needs AI most. Each direction is anchored to a confirmed practitioner with real deployments behind them.
Content generation, ad automation, personalisation, A/B testing. The #1 SMB AI use case by adoption.
Lead scoring, CRM analytics, automated follow-ups. AI lifts qualified leads by 50%+ and cuts call time meaningfully.
Dashboards, anomaly detection, demand forecasting. The single highest-priority AI use case named by SMB leaders.
Chatbots, voice assistants, ticket routing. Fastest path from rollout to measurable customer-experience gains.
Document handling, inventory, routing, workflow automation. Directly visible in margin and cycle-time KPIs.
AI-powered onboarding, personalised learning paths, talent retention. Critical amid persistent labour shortages.
Days 2 to 4 are the working core — keynotes, case sessions, workshops and practitioner 1-on-1s. Day 1 is arrival and the first table; Day 5 is a cultural finale before departure.
Personal airport meet & hotel check-in. Evening bus tour of Yerevan — Cascade, Republic Square, the historic centre. Welcome dinner with a national ensemble — peer introductions and program kickoff.
Map AI to the specific decisions and processes in your business. Bharath Yadla on what enterprise AI adoption actually looks like at Fortune 500 scale. Nikolay Kovalenko on the adoption framework that makes deployments stick. Levon Garibyan on AI in real manufacturing. Workshop output: a draft direction map for your own company. Evening: winery dinner.
Walk away with three concrete AI moves to execute in the next 30 days, validated 1-on-1 with each practitioner. Personal AI Action Plan workshop with KPIs and sequencing. AI Tools masterclass. Evening: closing ceremony with certificates and a farewell BBQ picnic outside the city.
Understand the unit economics of AI in your business — pricing, margins, ROI. Venkat Kam on the financial side of AI-first companies; Bharath Yadla on AI in marketing, sales and growth. Workshop output: an adoption roadmap with KPIs. Panel discussion with all four practitioners. Evening: Lake Sevan and a lakeside dinner.
Garni Temple (1st century AD) and the Symphony of Stones. Geghard Monastery — UNESCO-listed, carved into the rock. Traditional Armenian lunch in the mountains. A short, deliberate glimpse of the country — just enough to make you want to come back. Individual airport transfers throughout the afternoon.
Then you'll find here what conferences don't offer: practitioners with their own P&L, willing to show specific before-and-after metrics — and peers willing to exchange experience without the NDA theatre.
Only 25 seats · Curated cohortYerevan was chosen as a working environment. Engineering density rivals smaller European tech capitals; the cultural warmth is in a different league entirely; and the time-zone keeps you reachable for Europe, the Gulf and Central Asia.
IT companies operating across Armenia
World-class products:
Krisp · PicsArt · Podcastle · ServiceTitan
Globally in the Numbeo Safety Index 2025
Days of visa-free entry for most countries
Because the cohort is small and built around real peer-to-peer exchange, participation is curated. There is no public ticket page — every seat is confirmed through a short conversation.
The process is light: one form, one call, one decision. We answer every request within 24 hours.
Tell us your role, your company and the one AI question you'd most want answered. A few sentences are enough — we are reading for context, not pitch decks.
A short call to make sure the cohort, the focus and your objectives fit. You also use this call to ask anything — practitioners, logistics, terms, the agenda.
If there is a fit, you receive a personal invitation with full terms — agenda, deliverables, what's included and the participation conditions. Your seat is held while you decide.
Two weeks before the mission, you receive the cohort profile, a short pre-read and a guided exercise so the work in Yerevan starts on day one, not in the middle of day two.
The organiser is Armenia Privately, a premium operator of closed business programs in Armenia. The mission curator is Karen Avagyan, a graduate of the Skolkovo School of Management. The four confirmed practitioners — Bharath Yadla (Workato, Silicon Valley), Venkat Kam (Revinci.ai), Nikolay Kovalenko (Lenovo) and Levon Garibyan (Waterlok / Aparan) — are listed in the Practitioners section above.
It is a business program first. Days 2 to 4 are intensive working days. Day 1 is arrival and the first table; Day 5 is a cultural finale before departure. Roughly 60% of total time is business sessions, workshops and 1-on-1s with practitioners.
The primary working language is English. Simultaneous translation is available for international keynote sessions when needed.
For most nationalities — including the EU, UK, US, UAE, Kazakhstan, Georgia and Russia — no visa is required for stays up to 180 days. We are happy to assist with the small number of cases that need a separate process.
Cancellation terms are part of the personal invitation and depend on the timing. Seats can also be transferred to another qualifying participant by arrangement with the organiser. Full conditions are included in the agreement that follows the curator's call.
No. The program is free of vendor pitches. All practitioners are operators or business owners — not sales teams.
The mission holds 25 seats, by invitation. If the cohort and the timing feel right, the next step is a short conversation. We reply within 24 hours.