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Recent Coverage
ETA and the AI Week series have been covered by national newswires, regional outlets, state economic development agencies, and industry media.
The AI Ready Ohio program officially launched during Great Lakes AI Week, with more than 500 Ohioans expected to earn AI Certificates through training and workshops.
Read on JobsOhio →ETA and the United States Artificial Intelligence Institute announced a national partnership to accelerate AI education, co-developing a new AI Micro-Credential unveiled at Great Lakes AI Week.
Read on CBS42 →Big Kitty Labs joins ETA as a Foundational Partner, leading programming at Atlanta AI Week, Nashville AI Week, and Cincy AI Week across the conference series.
Read on FOX59 →ETA announced the expansion of AI Week to eight or more US regions in 2025, including Atlanta, Nashville, Tampa, Columbus, and Cincinnati, citing the event series as a national movement in applied AI.
Read on FOX4 →ETA and Axe.ai announced a national cybersecurity partnership, with Axe.ai leading workshops at AI Week events across Atlanta, Nashville, Cincinnati, Columbus, Tampa, and Washington D.C.
Read on KRON4 →Columbus AI Week was covered by EIN Presswire with national distribution, highlighting the community-powered conference format and ETA's role in regional AI ecosystem building.
Read on EIN →Five Stories Worth Telling
ETA sits at the intersection of AI, workforce, economic development, and regional innovation. These angles are substantiated by real programs and real results — ready to pitch.
- Feature: The organization that decided AI readiness shouldn't depend on your zip code
- News peg: National AI Accelerator launch at the US AI Congress, May 2026
- Trend: The quiet movement to build AI ecosystems in the American heartland
- Policy model: Ohio's AI workforce program as the blueprint for 50-state replication
- Data story: What happens to a region's economy when you actually train the workforce for AI
- Profile: The partnership between ETA and JobsOhio that other states are watching
- Exclusive: First look at the National AI Accelerator ahead of its May 2026 launch
- Comparison: How this program is different from every other accelerator in tech
- Data: 500,000+ unfilled cyber and AI roles in the U.S. — one organization's answer
- Pre-event: The most important AI conversations happening this May aren't in San Francisco
- Op-ed: Why America's AI strategy has to start in the communities it affects
- Post-event: National AI Accelerator launch recap and key announcements
- Trend: The organizations thinking past AI to quantum, cyber, and the full emerging tech stack
- Profile: Inside ETA's bet that one model can prepare communities for every wave of technology
- Newspeg: America's Cyber Strategy and the workforce gap it exposes — ETA's response
What We Speak To
ETA leaders are available for comment, analysis, and expert perspective across these domains. Contact us to arrange interviews or background briefings.
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Panels & Commentary
Both ETA founders are available for media interviews, expert commentary, panel participation, op-ed co-authorship, and background briefings.
Summer leads ETA with a conviction that America's AI readiness won't be built by keynote speeches alone — it takes organizational muscle, strategic partnerships, scalable programs, and relentless execution. She is the driving force behind ETA's growth as a national platform, overseeing the AI Week conference series, National AI Accelerator, and ETA's 50-state expansion strategy.
Zack is the strategic mind behind ETA's regional AI readiness thesis — the conviction that heartland America isn't AI's afterthought, but its proving ground. He oversees ETA's programmatic expansion, the AI Ready Ohio partnership with JobsOhio, and the Intelligent Regions Initiative, which gives communities a practical model for competing in the AI economy on the strength of who they already are.
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The Enterprise Technology Association (ETA) is a national network of business, technology, and government leaders working together to close the gaps in emerging technology — for people, organizations, and communities across America. ETA's work centers on three priorities: technology education, technology enablement, and ecosystem building — helping professionals and organizations build the knowledge to lead, the tools to act, and the networks to grow across AI, cybersecurity, quantum computing, and beyond.
ETA operates the AI Week conference series — the fastest-growing AI event series in the country — as well as the National AI Accelerator, the US AI Congress, the AI Ready Ohio workforce program in partnership with JobsOhio, and the Future Tech Forum executive peer exchange series. ETA's programs have reached more than 20,000 professionals from over 5,000 organizations nationwide. Learn more at joineta.org.
The Enterprise Technology Association (ETA) is a national network accelerating emerging technology readiness across American industries, communities, and regions. ETA produces the AI Week conference series, National AI Accelerator, US AI Congress, and AI Ready Ohio workforce program — reaching 20,000+ professionals from 5,000+ organizations. Learn more at joineta.org.
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