With a foundation in research and real-world professional experience, Mike Kutzke of Professional Training Services delivers practical, engaging training designed to elevate both organizational and personal productivity. Guided by the principle Stay Curious, Mike blends social development, interaction theory, and current best practices to challenge assumptions, spark meaningful insight, and help professionals better understand the personal and professional interactions that drive collaboration, adaptability, and results.
Keynotes & Training That Help You Navigate What’s Next
I deliver conference keynotes and organizational training that turn today’s biggest workplace challenges into opportunities for growth. Whether your audience is grappling with AI, building resilience through constant change, or bridging generational divides, I create engaging sessions that give participants practical strategies they can use immediately.
My “Stay Curious” approach meets people exactly where they are, cutting through the hype and jargon to focus on what actually works. With over 25 years of professional training and teaching experience, including 17 years in law enforcement, I bring real-world perspective to every presentation. No theory for theory’s sake, just grounded, applicable insights delivered with humor and energy.
Available for conference keynotes, breakout sessions, and customized organizational training, in-person or virtual. Every presentation is tailored to your audience and designed to inform, energize, and inspire action.
Mike joined Joanna Guza on Dairy Stream, and discussed how in today’s fast-paced world, the role of artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly expanding, even in industries like dairy farming. Listen to the episode where Mike talked about:
- Future of AI
- Overview of the AI platforms and what is being used
- Most helpful on the farm
- Hype vs. reality
- Simple and advance examples
- where to learn more about AI
- Data ownership
- Government’s role in AI
- Positive and negative implications of AI
- AI replacing the farmer?