In this episode of the Henry Harrison Podcast, Henry sits down with Jam Anderson, founder of JamAI, to explore how artificial intelligence is transforming the way small businesses operate.

Jam shares her journey from agency life to entrepreneurship, including the rise and fall of her first company and the lessons that shaped her second venture. She explains why she pivoted early into AI and how she now helps non-technical business owners use AI to streamline operations, reduce costs, and scale more efficiently.

The conversation breaks down practical, real-world applications of AI—from automating marketing and content creation to building custom tools that replace expensive software. Jam also discusses the growing divide between businesses that are adopting AI and those that are falling behind.

This episode is a tactical discussion for entrepreneurs, founders, and operators who want to stay competitive in a rapidly changing landscape.

What you’ll learn:

• How non-technical founders can use AI effectively
• Ways to automate and streamline business operations
• Real examples of cost savings using AI tools
• Lessons from building and rebuilding a business
• Why early AI adoption creates a competitive advantage

Connect with Jam Anderson:

Website: https://jamout.ai

Connect with Henry Harrison:

Website: https://www.henryharrison.com

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/henryharrison

Scott Kelly shares practical insights on raising capital, building investor relationships, and scaling startups. Learn how venture capital really works—and how AI is changing the game for entrepreneurs.

https://vcfastpitch.com/

https://www.henryharrison.com/scott-kelly

About This Episode

Scott Kelly has spent nearly 30 years helping entrepreneurs fund, scale, and exit their businesses—and he’s done it himself multiple times.

In this episode, Scott shares a grounded, experience-driven perspective on how venture capital really works. He explains why most founders approach fundraising the wrong way, how to identify the right investors at the right stage, and why relationship-building matters far more than sending pitch decks.

Scott also walks through the evolution of startup funding—from early-stage angel investors to institutional venture capital—and what it takes to move through each phase successfully. Drawing from his work at Black Dog Venture Partners and VC Fast Pitch, he offers a practical framework for preparing founders to raise capital, build teams, and execute.

The conversation also explores how AI is changing the startup landscape. Today’s founders can build and scale faster with fewer resources, creating new opportunities—and new competition.

For entrepreneurs serious about building fundable, scalable businesses, this episode delivers clear, actionable insight without hype or theory—just real-world experience.

Henry Deimel Harrison

Craig Taylor, founder of CyberHoot, joins Henry Harrison to discuss the real cause of most cybersecurity breaches: human behavior.

This episode explores why traditional training often fails, how phishing attacks operate, and how businesses can safeguard themselves using straightforward, effective strategies. The conversation also explores the growing impact of AI on cybersecurity—both as a tool and a threat.

If you run a business or manage a team, this episode will change how you think about risk, training, and security.

https://www.henryharrison.com/craig-taylor

Henry Deimel Harrison