Immersive strategy sessions and technical deep dives for business leaders, focused on Al strategy, readiness tools, workforce/change strategy, and peer-driven insights.
Insights and expertise from Al thought leaders, engineers, and researchers on cutting-edge topics like open-source AI, LLM deployment, and real-world Al applications.
Connections with Al-forward business leaders, change-makers, entrepreneurs, and practitioners in a collaborative environment to share insights and discover opportunities.
An exclusive event designed for AI practitioners and business leaders—attendance is limited to non-sales roles to preserve the depth and focus of the content.


































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Author of The Human Signal
Will You Work for AI—or Will AI Work for You?
The Human Signal is a technical novel intended to educate and entertain readers on the progression of AI and its effect on humanity.
This educational thriller depicts the fragile balance between human intention and automated decision-making. It exposes how governance, trust, and safety hang in the balance when algorithms run the world—and how quickly the future we’ve built can turn against us.
Mark Hinkle is an accomplished executive in high-growth technology companies, specializing in the strategic integration of AI to enhance enterprise infrastructure and productivity.
Author of Pivoting as a Way of Life
Pivoting as a Way of Life: Stop Chasing Unicorns and Product-Market Fit by Joseph Hanna is a game-changing guide for entrepreneurs, product managers, and innovators who want to thrive in today’s fast-paced business environment.
This book challenges the conventional wisdom of product-market fit as a static, one-time milestone. It introduces a dynamic new framework-the Pivoting Life Operating Model (PLOM)-emphasizing continuous innovation and adaptability.
Joseph Hanna is a seasoned executive and AI/ML pioneer with 30+ years leading product and strategy at companies ranging from startups to large enterprises, including founding ENGAGE, an AI talent platform acquired by Carlyle/Workforce Logiq.
Visitor parking for events is not available through the University. Several pay-to-park options are available within walking distance.
Effective March 1, 2026, parking operations surrounding the Dubois Center have transitioned from Preferred Parking to Pivot Parking.
Visitors may pay to park by scanning the posted QR codes or by texting the number listed on the lot signage. License Plate Recognition (LPR) technology is used to track parking sessions.
Handicapped parking is available at 625 N. Brevard and requires a University permit with Dubois Center parking privileges and the appropriate placard.
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