Learn about AI technologies from industry experts at this May 1 event

Notable industry leaders will discuss how to leverage artificial intelligence (AI) technologies and the implications on business at May 1's BizX event, the annual business and networking event held in Sacramento.

Hosted by the City of Sacramento's Office of Innovation and Economic Development and County's Office of Economic Development, BizX brings together entrepreneurs, small business owners and industry professionals to inspire and provide tools to drive innovation to help businesses stay ahead of the curve.

"Learners and industry enthusiasts won't want to miss the insights shared by industry leaders at this May 1 event," said the City's Project Development Manager Lorrie Clark. "Our distinguished speakers will delve into the transformative power of AI technologies, offering valuable perspectives to keep businesses informed and competitive."

The in-person event, which runs from 3-6 p.m., will take place at The Sofia, Home of B Street Theatre (2700 Capitol Ave.). Interested individuals can register for the event for $10 on the City of Sacramento's website.

Here are the speakers and topics:

Bryan Verduzco, Entrepreneur
Topic: Discussing the differentiation of AI-powered talent platforms, their bias mitigation strategies, and successful implementations within organizations.

Eric Howard, Fathom
Topic: Inspiring broader perspectives on creative business, highlighting practical applications of generative AI, and exploring its impact on creative expression.

Discussion panel with Sadie St. Lawrence (Women in Data), Falyn Coleman-Wright (Leica Geosystems) and Sarah Soto Taylor (CalGov) with Moderator, Chidiebere Clark-Nweke.
Topic: The panel discussion explores management strategies for driving innovation with generative AI, leveraging technology like Leica Geosystems for rail safety, the importance of diversity in tech, and ethical considerations in AI implementation

Ken Anderson, LaunchBadge
Topic: Sharing LaunchBadge's AI journey in software engineering, including challenges faced, benefits gained, and areas of limited impact.

Eric Knopf, Co-Founder, Webconnex
Topic: Covering the entrepreneurial journey, company culture, and technology integration for business growth while maintaining a human-centric approach.

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