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Marketing that AI Can't Replace

Certified AI Marketing Professional (CAMP)

Stay ahead with the Certified AI Marketing Professional (CAMP) course. Learn AI tools, apply them to real marketing challenges, and earn a career-defining credential.

Learn AI by Using It. Lead Marketing with Confidence.

The Certified AI Marketing Professional (CAMP) is a three-day, in-person program for experienced marketers who want to actually use AI in their work, not just learn about it.

This is a hands-on, highly interactive course where you work directly with AI tools to build and improve marketing campaigns, create content and SEO strategies, develop personalized messaging, analyze performance, and design AI-powered workflows you can use immediately. The class is conversational and practical, with guided exercises, real-world examples, and expert instruction throughout.

You’ll leave with working examples, practical frameworks, and a clear plan for applying AI in your role right away, along with a professional credential that signals real-world AI marketing capability, not just theoretical knowledge.

  • Program Details
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  • Program Details

    Program Format: In Person

    Cost: $2730

    CEUs (Continuing Education Units): 2.1

    Length of Program: 21 Contact Hours

    Program Structure: Meets 3 times

    Upcoming Sessions:

    Skills You Will Gain

    Participants will leave being able to:
    • Design AI-enabled marketing workflows that integrate with existing teams

    • Evaluate here AI should automate, assist, or defer to humans

    • Translate AI outputs into measurable marketing ROI

    • Manage brand, legal, and compliance risk in AI-generated content

    This is not a prompt-writing workshop or tool demo. Participants are expected to bring existing marketing context, data, and judgment. The focus is on decision frameworks, system design, and responsible deployment. 

    Program Details

    Program Format: In Person

    Cost: $2730

    CEUs (Continuing Education Units): 2.1

    Length of Program: 21 Contact Hours

    Program Structure: Meets 3 times

    Upcoming Sessions:

    Skills You Will Gain

    Participants will leave being able to:
    • Design AI-enabled marketing workflows that integrate with existing teams

    • Evaluate here AI should automate, assist, or defer to humans

    • Translate AI outputs into measurable marketing ROI

    • Manage brand, legal, and compliance risk in AI-generated content

    This is not a prompt-writing workshop or tool demo. Participants are expected to bring existing marketing context, data, and judgment. The focus is on decision frameworks, system design, and responsible deployment. 

    Benefits:

    Understand the Transformation

    Understand how AI is transforming marketing practices and job roles

    Tools and Best Practices

    Identify and apply AI-driven tools to improve customer engagement, campaign effectiveness, and ROI.

    Real-World Insight

    Analyze successful AI-powered marketing case studies and translate lessons into practice.

    Think Strategically

    Develop strategies to position themselves and their organizations competitively in an AI-first marketplace.

    Prove your Skills

    Earn the Certified AI Marketing Professional credential to demonstrate career-ready expertise.

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    Is This Program Right For You?

    This program is designed for experienced marketers who:

    • Are already responsible for content, SEO, email, or customer experience and need to scale output without adding headcount
    • Have experimented with AI tools but are seeing generic results, brand risk, or lack of adoption
    • Own or influence marketing systems, not just individual campaigns
    • Are expected to show measurable ROI from AI initiatives within 30–90 days

    Schedule

    By the end of Day 1, you will have designed four AI-enabled marketing systems you can confidently begin deploying in your organization:

    • A brand-aligned content system
      A repeatable approach to using AI for content creation while maintaining brand voice, quality, and human oversight across channels.

    • An AI-informed SEO strategy
      A structured framework for identifying high-value search opportunities and organizing content around strategic topic clusters tied to business goals.

    • A personalized email marketing framework
      A scalable model for moving beyond batch campaigns to more targeted, data-informed messaging that improves engagement and conversion.

    • A governed customer experience AI model
      A clear structure for where AI can support customer interactions, where human judgment is required, and how brand, legal, and quality standards are upheld.

    • Clear success metrics and next steps
      Defined benchmarks to measure time savings, performance impact, and ROI, with a practical roadmap for moving from pilot use cases to broader adoption.


    By the end of Day 2, you will have built a practical, AI-enabled marketing strategy that connects campaign planning, budget allocation, performance forecasting, and governance across channels:

    • An AI-powered campaign blueprint
      A structured framework for integrated campaign planning that aligns business objectives, audience signals, channel roles, creative direction, and performance goals before launch.

    • A data-driven marketing budget allocation model
      A disciplined approach to allocating marketing spend based on customer intent and signal strength, enabling more effective use of budget across search, social, email, and other channels.

    • A marketing performance forecasting and attribution framework
      A practical model for forecasting results, explaining attribution clearly, and building leadership confidence in how marketing performance is measured and evaluated.

    • A cross-channel content and brand integration strategy
      A system for maintaining consistent brand voice across channels while adapting messaging and format to each platform’s role within the customer journey.

    • An AI marketing technology stack blueprint
      A clear view of how data collection, intelligence, activation, and measurement layers work together, along with a framework for assessing your current marketing tech stack and identifying gaps.

    • A working understanding of predictive analytics and agentic AI in marketing
      Strategic insight into how AI is evolving from task automation to decision support and autonomous systems, and how marketers govern, guide, and manage these capabilities responsibly.

    • A roadmap for scaling AI across marketing teams
      Practical guidance for moving from isolated AI experiments to integrated, governed marketing systems that scale across channels and teams.


    By the end of Day 3, you will have developed a clear, executive-level AI marketing strategy and leadership roadmap tailored to your organization and your career:

    • A comprehensive AI marketing strategy plan
      A structured strategy that aligns AI initiatives to core business objectives, informed by an audit of your data, technology stack, and organizational readiness.

    • A proposed AI marketing tech stack and workflow model
      A high-level blueprint for how AI tools, data systems, and human decision-makers work together across marketing functions, with clarity on integration and ownership.

    • A risk, ethics, and governance framework for AI in marketing
      A practical approach to managing brand safety, data privacy, bias, intellectual property, and compliance, with clear guardrails and human-in-the-loop oversight.

    • A 30-60-90 day AI implementation roadmap
      A phased plan for moving from strategy to action, outlining early pilots, success metrics, change management considerations, and scaling priorities.

    • An executive-ready AI strategy presentation
      A leadership-facing narrative designed to communicate AI value in terms of ROI, risk mitigation, and competitive advantage, not tools or tactics.

    • A leadership model for managing AI-driven teams
      A framework for leading through AI adoption, addressing change management, skill development, and organizational resistance while maintaining trust and momentum.

    • A personal roadmap for AI-driven career growth
      Clear guidance on how marketers evolve from execution-focused roles to AI orchestrators and strategic leaders in an AI-enabled organization.


    Meet the Instructors

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    Katie Berry

    Participating Adjunct Faculty - St. Thomas Opus College of Business

    Marketing strategist with hands-on experience implementing AI-driven campaigns.
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    Mark Price

    Distinguished Service Professor - St. Thomas Opus College of Business

    Data and analytics leader focused on preparing marketing professionals for the AI-enabled workforce.
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    Gino Giovannelli

    Senior Clinical Faculty - St. Thomas Opus College of Business

    Expert in marketing transformation and applied innovation.

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