AT THE WKU INNOVATION CAMPUS | | ARE YOUR SPRING STORM READY? | |
Tools, Tech, Safety tips and Giveaways
Spring in Kentucky also means the start of storm season, making preparedness more important than ever. Join us for a timely conversation with leaders from the American Red Cross and Habitat for Humanity as they share how nonprofit organizations are using technology to better serve communities and respond during times of crisis.
This session will explore how technology supports disaster response, communication, and recovery especially during emergencies like tornadoes and house fires. As we head into spring storm season, you’ll also learn practical steps to keep your household safe, including what supplies should be included in a disaster go-kit and how to create a simple emergency preparedness plan.
We’ll also have weather radios and fire extinguishers available to give away, helping you take immediate steps toward being ready when severe weather strikes.
Welcome to spring storms come learn how to stay prepared.
TUESDAY, APRIL 14
1:00 - 3:00 pm
WKU Innovation Campus #129
RSVP HERE
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RTC MEETUP:
Looking Beyond the AI Hype
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ONLINE - VIRTUAL
Rescheduled from March
In a recent article for the Bowling Green Chamber of Commerce, Rob Wilson introduced the concept of the "AI Cuss Jar". Read more about it here: The AI Cuss Jar - Bowling Green Area Chamber of Commerce.
Artificial intelligence is everywhere right now but what does it actually mean for businesses, entrepreneurs, and organizations trying to use it in practical ways?
Join us for this ONLINE-ONLY RTC Meetup featuring Rob Wilson, RTC President & CEO and Principal Consultant with Keller Schroeder from the AI Peer Group as we take a deeper look at what’s really happening beneath the surface of the AI conversation.
In this session, Rob will break down the realities behind the headlines and explore how organizations can move past the hype to understand where AI is truly creating value. Whether you’re curious about the technology, already experimenting with AI tools, or simply trying to make sense of the rapid changes happening across industries, this discussion will offer practical insight and perspective.
MONDAY, APRIL 20
11:30am
ONLINE - RSVP HERE*
*If you registered for the March session your registration will carry over to this one.
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THE WELLNESS SOCIAL
MOVE, CONNECT, INNOVATE
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Energize Your Body, Spark New Ideas
Move, connect, and recharge at our next Wellness Social featuring Jenny Jacobs, founder of Defying Dementia.
At CREATE and MuuvWell, we believe innovation starts with healthy, energized people. The Wellness Social: Move, Connect, Innovate is a monthly gathering designed to bring our community together through movement, meaningful conversation, and connection.
This event will include a beginner-friendly workout, a conversation with Jenny Jacobs on innovative approaches to brain health and wellness, and insight into how she uses technology and data-driven tools to support her clients in improving cognitive health and long-term wellbeing. Stick around to relax and connect over free smoothies.
Join us as we bring together entrepreneurs, professionals, families, and community members in a welcoming, high-energy environment. Open to all fitness levels - kids are welcome.
When we invest in our wellbeing, we unlock greater creativity, resilience, and innovation. Come move with us and be part of a growing community centered on health and fresh thinking.
TUESDAY, APRIL 21
5:00 pm
WKU Innovation Campus - VIP Lounge
RSVP HERE
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BUILD SMART
Innovation-Driven Business Toolbox
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From Idea to Market
The legal playbook for startups
Launching a new business, technology, or product brings exciting opportunities but also important legal and business considerations. This practical session is designed to help entrepreneurs and startups think strategically about how they move new ideas into the marketplace.
During this session with Lucas Wetton and Hope Hickey Attorneys with Kerrick Bachert Law, will learn about key issues to consider when developing and launching new innovations, common pitfalls that startups often encounter, and ways to protect their business as it grows. The session will also cover important topics such as the proper use of graphics, logos, AI and branding, helping entrepreneurs better understand intellectual property considerations and how to avoid the unintentional misuse of copyrighted or trademarked materials.
Focused on real-world guidance, this session will give startups and small businesses the tools to make smarter decisions and build a stronger foundation for bringing their ideas to market.
TUESDAY, APRIL 28
4:30 - 5:30 pm
Innovation Campus - #129
RSVP HERE
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STARTUP GARDEN
Brought to you by the Regional Tech Council
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Measure What Matters:
KPI Strategies for Growing Starups
Join us for an engaging Startup Garden session presented by the Regional Tech Council focusing on Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) and how they drive smarter, more strategic growth for startups.
This panel discussion will be led by Rob Wilson, who will guide a conversation with innovative founders Kahlil Garmon and Kelly Wright. Together, they’ll share real-world insights on identifying the right metrics, using technology to track performance, and turning data into actionable decisions.
Whether you're an early-stage entrepreneur or scaling your business, this session will help you better understand what to measure, why it matters, and how to use KPIs to fuel sustainable growth. Expect practical takeaways, honest lessons learned, and how to use KPIs to fuel sustainable growth. Expect practical takeaways, honest lessons learned, and meaningful conversation designed to strengthen your startup toolkit.
THURSDAY, APRIL 30
4:30 - 6:00 pm
WKU Innovation Campus - VIP Lounge
RSVP HERE
Thanks to our sponsor Q Emporium and Continuity Advisors & Broker. Hosted by CREATE, WKU Innovation Campus, Bowling Green Area Chamber of Commerce and KY Innovation.
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PHYSICAL AI - LIVE
Where AI Takes Real-World Form
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Where AI Enters the Real World
At Physical AI Live, we’re exploring that question in real time.
You are invited to a hands-on, working session focused on building and interacting with a real-time AI system that can see, hear, think, and act continuously in the same space as people. It’s not a lecture or a polished demo. It’s an active experiment in what AI looks like when it operates in the real world.
At the core of the experience is a live system that processes audio, interprets its environment, makes decisions, and physically responds—all in real time. Participants will have the opportunity to observe, contribute ideas, and engage directly with the build as it evolves.Open to all ages. LIMITED SPOTS!
SATURDAY, MAY 16
9am - 4pm
WKU Innovation Campus
RSVP HERE
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Kickstart your week with fresh ideas to help you get unstuck and set your week for success at our Monday Mastermind!
Join Our Mastermind Group!
Ready to boost your brainpower and connect with awesome people? Our in-person Mastermind Group is the perfect spot to share ideas, get feedback, and level up together. Whether you’re tackling challenges or brainstorming new projects, this is your go-to crew for motivation and support. Come hang out, bring your best vibes, and let’s make some magic happen!
Monday Masterminds meets the 1st and 3rd Monday of each month at the WKU Innovation Campus. For more information email Kelly Wright with Beowolf Testing.
MONDAY, APRIL 20
10:00 am - 11:00 am
RSVP HERE
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