Join us on Tuesday, February 25th to learn about how AI is shaping the future of work and education in the Louisville Region.
Keynote Speakers:
Jennifer Byrne
Chief Technology Officer
Microsoft US
Jonathan Arneault
Director - North America SaaS, Center of Excellence & GTM Transformation at IBM
Also featuring:
Molly Bashay
State Policy Analyst
National Skills Coalition
Dr. Neeli Bendapudi
President
University of Louisville
Dan Burke
VP of Application Development
UPS
Dr. Sue Ellspermann
President
Ivy Tech Community College
Greg Fischer
Mayor
Louisville
Demetrius Gray
Founder and CEO
WeatherCheck
Joanne Harrell
Senior Director, USA Citizenship
Microsoft
Mark Muro
Senior Fellow and Policy Director Metropolitan Policy Program at
the Brookings Institution
Viren Shah
Chief Digital Officer
GE Appliances
And many more!!!

ATTEND BREAKOUT SESSIONS ON...
AI and Our Changing Workforce Needs
How are artificial intelligence and other new technologies changing the nature of work?

Major employers from around the region will weigh in.
Equity in the Age of AI
Which people, places, and jobs will be most impacted by the rise of AI?

Policy experts will discuss how we can build a future that isn't just more technologically advanced, but also more equitable.
Preparing Students for the Future of Work
How can all levels of education adapt to the needs of a rapidly changing workforce?

Education leaders will discuss how to prepare today's students for tomorrow's technology.
Using AI to Solve Business Challenges
How is AI shaping business and entrepreneurship?

Local business leaders and founders will offer insight about how AI can help us build inclusive companies that solve meaningful challenges.
This event is free of charge but space is limited. Please register to reserve your spot.
Tomorrow's Talent is produced by KentuckianaWorks, 55,000 Degrees, the Greater Louisville Project, and Greater Louisville Inc. and is made possible through the support of our sponsors listed below.
Professional development credits are available for HR professionals through the Louisville Chapter of the Society for Human Resource Management (LSHRM).