Celebrating Our First Year at The RTC

Join us THIS TUESDAY (5/13) at the White Squirrel Brewery, we'll celebrate the first year of the Regional Technology Council with a recap of the past year and announcements related to the next. We'll round out the evening with professional networking and some social time.

Not only will you be surprised by the impact the RTC, its peer group leaders, and its members have made in the past year, but you'll be excited to learn about the plans for the future including some first-of-their-kind events for South Central Kentucky. We're looking forward to a fantastic event.

Thanks to our partnership with the WKU Innovaiton Campus, CREATE and the Bowling Green Area Chamber of Commerce.

THIS TUESDAY, MAY 13

White Squirrel Brewery

5 pm

RSVP HERE

In a successful Digital Transformation, it isn’t about adopting new technology – it’s about making the right improvements at the right time. Our Digital Transformation Framework is designed to guide your organization through a focused, value-driven transformation journey. 

Why This Framework Matters 

Our approach goes beyond buzzwords. By applying our core transformation tenets, you’ll gain a powerful lens to uncover meaningful areas for improvement across your organization. With strategic tools to evaluate business value and set clear priorities, you’ll make confident decisions that drive tangible results.

You’ll leave this session with:

• A guide for improving Efficiency, Innovation, and User Experience in your organization
• A deeper understanding of the tenets we suggest for Digital Transformation
• Tools to identify and prioritize transformational initiatives 

THURSDAY, MAY 15

3:30 - 4:30 pm

WKU Innovation Campus Main Stage

RSVP HERE

Business owners — feeling overwhelmed by the ever-changing world of social media?

Join Community Ventures online for Social Media-1: The World of Meta Business and LinkedIn on May 21 - 12pm ET and gain the tools, tips, and confidence you need to elevate your brand online.

Perfect for beginners and growing businesses ready to build a better digital presence.

Register now and take your social media game to the next level. RSVP HERE

Kids Day Featuring a Children's Entrepreneur Market!

On Saturday, May 31, children aged 5 to 17 will take center stage, showcasing their talents and business ventures. With over 40 booths expected, this market is entirely run by young entrepreneurs who will be selling handmade goods, baked treats, artwork, and more. This is a fantastic opportunity for the community to come out and support the next generation of innovators and small business owners.

Whether you’re looking for unique products or just want to encourage young talent, Kids Day is sure to be an inspiring experience. Shoppers of all ages are invited to explore the market, meet the young vendors, and enjoy a day filled with creativity and learning.

The event is free and open to everyone. Bring the whole family and discover what our local young entrepreneurs have to offer! Plus, the Warren County Public Library will feature a special character visit and showcase library resources

SATURDAY, MAY 31

Community Farmers Market – Bowling Green, KY

9am – 1pm

Participant Ages: 5 - 17

Registration is still open for vendors - RSVP HERE

You are invited to join Keller Schroeder for an evening of baseball, food and fun with the Bowling Green Hot Rods.

Thursday, June 5

5:00 pm - Pregame tailgate at Habitat for Humanity Restore.

6:00 pm - Ticket pickup box office

6:10 pm - First pitch out by Keller

6:35 pm - Hot Rods first pitch

Be sure to stop by our exclusive pregame tailgate happening at Habitat for Humanity Restore, drinks and games provided. Secure your spot for a night of food, drinks, swag and fun! RSVP HERE

As a thank you gift, all attendees will receive an event t-shirt commemorating the evening. Additionally, one lucky winner will be drawn during the 7th inning stretch for a Coleman Pro 45-Quart Hard Cooler. PLUS - we'll be drawing names throughout the game for a chance to try your luck at our Plinko board for more prizes

By - Miranda Hardin - WKU PR/Biology Major

The Advanced Materials Institute is shifting the future for WKU and the Bowling Green community with its groundbreaking research on rare earth materials and the impact of coal combustion on wastewater and residual waste. In collaboration with Lehigh University, the AMI strives to make coal combustion more sustainable while also searching for ways to extract rare earth materials from combustion byproducts. Making fossil fuels more sustainable, right here at WKU! The WKU Advanced Materials Institute is housed at the WKU Innovation Campus.

For more information on AMI check out this article from the BG Daily News.

WKU Advanced Materials Institute