Tech Industry Luncheon and Annual Golf Tournament highlight spring events

If you are looking for top-notch program content and networking events this spring, then Tech Titans has you covered. A variety of upcoming events in April and May highlighted by the April 19 Tech Industry Luncheon and the May 21 annual golf tournament will provide members with excellent opportunities to connect and engage.
 
Three renown AI experts will discuss “AI's ticking time bomb, Personal AI, and your job: The two year horizon for AI.”  Dave Copps of Worlds, Skip Howard of SPACEE, and Mark Austin of AT&T will look into the future impact of AI. Steve O’Neal of Capsher Technology and the lead tri-chair of the Tech Titans AI Forum will moderate the panel discussion. The group will take an in-depth look at the future of AI, the strategic integration of AI as infrastructure and ethical considerations in AI development. The panel will also explore the upcoming era of personal AI and its transformative effects on job roles within organizations. More information and registration is found on the Tech Industry Luncheon webpage.
 
Spring also turns our attention to the outdoors and the annual golf tournament scheduled for Stonebridge Ranch in Plano on May 21 and presented by Baker Tilly.  Sponsor, play and network with 100-plus golfers from the leading North Texas technology companies. The tournament helps Tech Titans fuel future STEM stars and engage the tech community. Tee time is 11:30. Information and registration can be found on the golf page of the website.
 
These are just two of several upcoming events being hosted by Tech Titans.

“I am from the government and I am here to help” will be the basis of a deep-dive discussion by cyber experts on how to better prepare your company for a cyberattack at the Quarterly Cybersecurity Forum luncheon. The event will be held on April 11 at the Collins Center on the SMU campus. This session will answer the tough questions and explore the options and will be moderated by the Head of Security at Ericsson and a tri-chair of the Tech Titans Cybersecurity Forum, Andy Ulrich. Information and registration is available at: https://techtitans.org/cybersecurity-forum/
 
For the early birds, the April 23 Coffee and Conversation networking event will begin a 3-part conversation on AI sponsored by HIF Analytics. The event will be held at the Richardson IQ headquarters from 8 – 9 am and there is no cost to attend.
 
On April 25, is time for some pure networking at the Member Connections Happy Hour hosted by HumCap. Come between 5 – 7 to meet the Executive Committee, Board, Committees and staff to get connected to a mentor to help get involved in Tech Titans. There is no cost to attend the Member Connections. More information can be found on the website.
 
Tech Titans is a non-profit membership based organization that promotes and builds the North Texas tech ecosystem. Events and activities are designed to engage members, build business opportunities and support the technology industry. Get connected and engage with the tech community by attending one or more future Tech Titans events.