AI Symposium
Delve into the fascinating world of artificial intelligence (AI). This symposium aims to provide attendees with a better understanding of AI and its various dimensions, debunking myths and shedding light on its profound impact on businesses and society. Each segment will include a dedicated Q&A session for attendees to engage with speakers and a networking opportunity to share thoughts with panelists and fellow enthusiasts fostering meaningful connections and collaborations.
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Tickets
Single Ticket
$115
Table of 10
$900
Agenda
1:00 PM - Registration
1:30 PM - Opening Remarks
1:40 PM - Connecting Communities: The Role of Data Centers and AI in a Digital World
Speaker: David McCall, Brand Evangelist, QTS Data Centers
2:10 PM - Case Study 1: Business
Speaker: Mark McKelvey, Director of Data and Automation Solutions, Creative Planning
2:45 PM - AI Deployment Tools/Platforms – What’s New, What’s Working, What’s Not
Speaker: Greg Edwards, Founder & CTO, Canauri
3:05 PM - Panel: AI Advanced Implementation
Speakers
- Randy Olsen, Chief Strategy Officer, Twin State Technical Services
- Jamie Spencer, COO, Magid
- Mark McKelvey, Director of Data and Automation Solutions, Creative Planning
- Greg Edwards, Founder & CTO, Canauri
3:55 PM - Case Study 2: Legal
Speaker: Charlie Damschen, Member, BrownWinnick
4:15 PM - Panel: Cultivating a Healthy AI Culture within your organization
Speakers:
- Jim Chaffee, Associate Professor of Practice, Business Analytics & Information Systems, Tippie College of Business at the University of Iowa
- Emily Campion, Associate Professor, Management and Entrepreneurship, Tippie College of Business at the University of Iowa
- Tyler Bell, Associate Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering, College of Engineering at the University of Iowa
- Cale Stephens, Vice President, Engineering, Crystal Group
- Ben Driscoll, Director of Artificial Intelligence, Twin State Technical Services
- Jessica Faber, Director of Marketing & Software Development, NewBoCo
5:00 PM - Conclusion
5:00 - 6:30 PM - Reception
Speakers
Charlie Damschen
BrownWinick
Greg Edwards
Canauri
David McCall
QTS Data Centers
Mark McKelvey
Creative Planning
FAQs
What does the AI Symposium include?
Access to all in-person event programming, featuring speakers and panelists.
Light appetizers and beverages.When does ticket sales close?
*Ticket sales close exactly one week prior to the event on Sept. 25.
*All dietary restrictions must be submitted a week prior to the event. If you have any questions, please email [email protected].What is your refund & cancellation policy?
If you are unable to attend the event you have purchased a ticket for, refunds can be processed, less the transaction fee, up to one week before the event. Event attendees are locked in one week before the event, and refunds cannot be given after that date. Please reach out to Jean Suckow to request a refund at [email protected] or by calling the CBJ Office at 319-665-6397.
In cases of inclement weather, the Corridor Business Journal will assess the situation and will alert all attendees if the event will be postponed or canceled. Refunds will not be offered if the postponed event is held. In the unlikely event of a cancellation, they may be exchanged for a different event of the same value, free of charge, subject to availability.
I’ve purchased a ticket(s), do I receive a physical one?
No. There are no physical tickets. Attendees are asked to check-in at the registration table prior to the event.
Have questions about sponsorship opportunities?
For sponsorship information, contact Lauren Grask at [email protected].
Where can I get more information?
For editorial information, contact the newsroom ([email protected])
For subscription information, contact Jean Suckow ([email protected])
For advertising information, contact Kelly Meyer ([email protected]) or Meribeth Schmidt ([email protected])
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