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Active since September 2025 · Founder & president

AI & Innovation Club

The club I founded so building with AI stops being a niche skill: every meeting ends with something that works.

I started the club in September 2025. Building FleetBot had taught me something I did not expect: almost nobody around me knew what these tools could already do, let alone how to build with them. The club exists to close that gap.

Every meeting is hands-on. Members use no-code tools to put together working websites, automations, and chatbots, and everyone leaves with something they built themselves rather than a slideshow they sat through.

When the Best Buy Teen Tech “Create with AI” Challenge (run with Microsoft) let each school enter only once, I opened it up as an internal contest instead of hand-picking a few people. In the end, 22 members made AI videos, and the one that won our internal contest became the school's single national entry, up against more than 40 other schools across Canada.

The proof
20
Active members, building something at every meeting
per principal's letter
~13
Hands-on sessions run since I started the club
per club record
22
Members who made AI videos for a national Best Buy challenge
per submission record
40+
Schools across Canada our entry went up against
per Best Buy challenge
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The through-line
FleetBot → the club → the Summit

FleetBot showed me the gap, the club taught the tools, and that work grew into the Surrey Youth AI Summit: one school's skills spreading to fourteen.

Group photo of the AI & Innovation Club, 20 active membersThe club · 20 active members