Orlando · November 10, 2026
An AI workshop for the people
who lead lending.
One day to explore AI in mortgage lending, build a coached prototype, and make a more informed next decision for your business.

AI education, with your hands on the work.
The AI Lending Lab is an in-person workshop for senior leaders in lending and mortgage operations. It is designed for people who own a function, understand its workflows and can help decide what changes next.
The Lab brings 12–15 leaders together across four coached tables. You bring a workflow; we use shared challenges and sample data to make the work practical. No coding experience is required.
What you will work through
- Learn: see practical AI applications and ways to assess their usefulness.
- Build: develop a prototype around a lending workflow with a coach supporting your table.
- Demo: show the result, test the output and discuss its limits.
- Plan: identify what to evaluate over the next 30, 60 and 90 days.
What you take back
A prototype, your prompts and build steps, and a plan for evaluating the next step with your team. A workshop build is a learning artifact; it still needs appropriate review before use in live lending operations.
Your facilitators
Reuven Gorsht is co-founder and CEO of Deeded, previously co-founded MoveSnap and held senior roles at SAP. His work focuses on leaders applying AI and evaluating its output.
Chris Grimes is CEO and co-founder of FundMore.ai, building AI-powered underwriting technology, with experience across mortgage origination, brokerage and lending technology.
More about the facilitators →Prepare a workflow, not a borrower file.
Bring a laptop and a concise description of a workflow you understand. Use sample data in the Lab. Do not bring borrower records, credentials or confidential business documents.
For example, bring the steps in your document intake process, the questions your team asks during exception review, or a description of a recurring report. Discuss any data or confidentiality questions with us before attending.