
2022 Annual Breakfast: The Future of AI in Oklahoma & Around the Globe
The Oklahoma City Innovation District will host its Annual Breakfast on November 2, 2022 from 8-10a at the Omni Oklahoma City Hotel.
Future of Artificial Intelligence: in Oklahoma and Around the Globe
Cutting Edge Research & Development | Commercial Applications | Multi-industry Experts
Event Agenda:
STATE OF THE OKLAHOMA CITY INNOVATION DISTRICT:
Katy Boren, President and CEO of the Oklahoma City Innovation District
PANEL ON ARTIFICAL INTELLIGENCE:
Warren Gieck, General Genomics (Biotech)
Bill Reh, Drone Response, INC. (Drone Tech/Startups)
Jeff Potts, Xironetic (Medical/Energy)
Suby Thakurta, Dell Technologies (IT Architecture)
Dr. Emily Masters (AI/ML Consultant)
KEYNOTE SPEAKER:
Brigadier General Shannon O’Harren – Oracle
Executive in Oracle Corporation’s National Security Group
Immediately Following Event:
One breakout room discussion at the OMNI to continue the conversation.
The room will be reserved for one hour.
Keynote Bio:
“Brigadier General Shannon O’Harren, United States Air Force Reserve serves as the Mobilization Assistant to the Director of Intelligence, Headquarters Air Combat Command, Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Virginia. General O’Harren also assists the Director of Intelligence responsible to the Commander, Air Combat Command, for the active and Reserve Forces Worldwide.
General O’Hannen, in his civilian role, serves as an Executive for Oracle, within their National Security Group. In this role he leads and guides the latest technology development for Oracle’s most sensitive clients. General O’Harren is a career intelligence officer and has served as a National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) military liaison officer and aircrew member flying complex prototype technologies to evaluate their application to urgent US Government needs. He has held numerous key staff positions at the unit, operational, Combatant Command, Joint Staff and Office of the Secretary of Defense levels. He has Directed and Commanded specialty joint and interagency teams, and supported numerous overseas contingency operations.”

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