audience in a conference

Cambridge, MA

Nuvert AI Activation Summit

[Overview]

From insight to execution

The NuVert AI Activation Summit convened senior leaders, investors, technologists, and practitioners for a three-day, deeply substantive experience focused on one core challenge: how organizations actually lead, govern, and scale AI responsibly in the real world.

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Keynote

[Schedule]

Three days of insight & execution

Day 1: Framing the AI challenge — leadership, governance, and strategy

The Dimensions of Artificial Intelligence & Applications

Nadia delivered a compelling deep dive into an AI business strategy framework, unpacking 11 critical dimensions teams must consider when building or adopting AI—from AI maturity and model choices to data strategy, regulation, and value creation. The session came alive through real-world case studies from Maven AGI (customer support) and Descrybe AI(legal research), offering a clear roadmap for turning AI strategy into impact.

Speaker Image

Working Lunch & Solution Salon

This wasn’t your average lunch break. Over great food, participants engaged in a dynamic, hands-on discussion about responsible AI adoption, sharing challenges, lessons learned, and solutions across sectors. A truly collaborative exchange of ideas.

Own the Data, Own the Future: Building an Unfair Competitive Advantage

Stephen made a strong case for why proprietary data—not models—is the real differentiator in today’s AI landscape. He explored the commoditization of AI models, falling compute costs, and practical strategies for nonprofits to build and scale AI capabilities for long-term advantage.

Speaker Image

Investor Talk

Mark closed the day by zooming out to the big picture: the shift toward multimodal AI. He highlighted the importance of integrating multiple data modalities, adopting pragmatic AI strategies, and prioritizing security and compliance in this next wave of AI transformation.

Speaker Image

Day 2: Implementation and Investment Strategies

The AI Paradox and How to Measure it with Q&A

Laurence unpacked the “AI paradox” leaders are feeling in real time: faster output doesn’t automatically equal better outcomes. He focused on what to measure (and what not to confuse for progress), giving participants practical ways to define baselines, track lift vs. risk, and evaluate AI initiatives with the same rigor they’d apply to any core business investment.

Speaker Image

AI Strategy, Governance, and Executive

Bich delivered an operator’s guide to making AI real inside complex organizations - where models shift after deployment, regulations evolve, and boards demand decisions you can defend. Through a transformation case study, she emphasized that AI strategy is now a living strategy: probabilistic, enterprise-wide, and shared across legal, finance, security, HR, and technology. Key takeaways included defining clear human vs. machine decision boundaries, balancing centralized governance with federated innovation, and building auditability and observability into platforms so compliance and performance improve as systems scale.

Partner Co-op Stations

An interactive block where participants rotated through partner-led stations to explore tools, implementation patterns, and real use cases up close. Station 1 featured AIDEA (Geraldine García Medina) and lelumen (Bich-Thuy Le); Station 2 featured GoldStar (Thomas Baker) and TNT (Rob Blaine); Station 3 featured PhiLabs (Eduardo Baena).

Day 3: AI at Work — Productivity, Governance, and Regulation

AI at Work and Productivity with Q&A

Aleksandra Przegalińska examined why AI’s real productivity gains often fall short of expectations, despite rapid advances in capability. Drawing on long-term research in human-AI interaction, she emphasized collaborative use over delegation, highlighting how trust, onboarding, and governance shape outcomes. Her session reframed regulation as an enabler of responsible experimentation- arguing that clear guardrails are essential for scaling AI without eroding human judgment or expertise.

Speaker Image

Moving from Pilots to Value

George Westerman addressed why most AI initiatives stall at the pilot stage and what it takes to achieve durable, enterprise-wide impact. He showed how successful organizations move beyond experimentation by pairing strong governance with clear ownership, change management, and measurable outcomes. The session focused on turning AI into a repeatable capability - one that augments work, improves quality, and delivers sustained value at scale.

[Attendees]

Leaders in the room

Meet some of the leaders who joined us. This highlights just a few of the many people who helped make the Summit what it was.

[Host]

The hosts behind Nuvert

NuVert is led by a team of experienced technologists, strategists, and educators. With backgrounds spanning AI engineering, public service, enterprise operations, and global governance, we focus on turning AI ambition into trusted, real-world capability.

Host Image

[Who Participated]

Meet the experts

Speakers included professors and leading innovators from the Harvard–MIT ecosystem together with senior practitioners actively driving real-world AI transformations across healthcare, the public sector, philanthropy, and enterprise.

Speaker Image

Stephen Smith

CEO, G7 research

Speaker Image

Lauren Murphy

COO at Maven AGI

Speaker Image

Nadia Shalaby

Founder CEO at Pakira

Darian Rodriguez Heyman

Bestselling nonprofit author & Mission-led fundraising expert

Bich-Thuy Le

Founder CEO at LeLumen & Digital transformation executive

Speaker Image

Mark Weber

Director’s fellow for MIT Media Lab & AI researcher

Speaker Image

Laurence J. Stybel

Helping businesses grow by finding, developing, and removing leaders

Kara Peterson

Co-founder CEO at Descrybe AI & Co-founder/co-host of Building AI Boston

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Aleksandra Przegalinska

VP for AI and Innovation at Kozminski University & Senior Research Associate at Harvard University

George Westerman

Pioneering researcher and author & Founding editor for Journal of Business and Artificial Intelligence

Let's work together!

Learn how NuVert can help turn AI strategy into real impact.

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Cambridge, MA

Cambridge, MA

Nuvert AI Activation Summit

[Overview]

From insight to execution

The NuVert AI Activation Summit convened senior leaders, investors, technologists, and practitioners for a three-day, deeply substantive experience focused on one core challenge: how organizations actually lead, govern, and scale AI responsibly in the real world.

 audience at conference
 audience at conference

[Why Attend]

Unleash the Potential of Your Conference

30+ World Class Speakers

Gain insights and connect with visionary industry leaders from around the world.

Engaging Keynote

Hear from hand-picked industry leaders and pioneers sharing exclusive insights.

15+ Expert-Led Workshop

Dive into practical skills with focused sessions led by subject-matter experts.

Dynamic Breakout Sessions

Foster innovation and collaboration through focused, in-depth discussions.

60+ Countries Represented

Network with a broad mix of peers and experts from over 60 countries.

Networking Opportunities

Forge lasting connections with like-minded professionals and future collaborators.

[Who Participated]

Meet the experts

Speakers included professors and leading innovators from the Harvard–MIT ecosystem together with senior practitioners actively driving real-world AI transformations across healthcare, the public sector, philanthropy, and enterprise.

Speaker Image

Stephen Smith

CEO, G7 research

Speaker Image

Stephen Smith

CEO, G7 research

Speaker Image

Lauren Murphy

COO at Maven AGI

Speaker Image

Lauren Murphy

COO at Maven AGI

Speaker Image

Nadia Shalaby

Founder CEO at Pakira

Speaker Image

Nadia Shalaby

Founder CEO at Pakira

Darian Rodriguez Heyman

Bestselling nonprofit author & Mission-led fundraising expert

Darian Rodriguez Heyman

Bestselling nonprofit author & Mission-led fundraising expert

Bich-Thuy Le

Founder CEO at LeLumen & Digital transformation executive

Bich-Thuy Le

Founder CEO at LeLumen & Digital transformation executive

Speaker Image

Mark Weber

Director’s fellow for MIT Media Lab & AI researcher

Speaker Image

Mark Weber

Director’s fellow for MIT Media Lab & AI researcher

Speaker Image

Laurence J. Stybel

Helping businesses grow by finding, developing, and removing leaders

Speaker Image

Laurence J. Stybel

Helping businesses grow by finding, developing, and removing leaders

Kara Peterson

Co-founder CEO at Descrybe AI & Co-founder/co-host of Building AI Boston

Kara Peterson

Co-founder CEO at Descrybe AI & Co-founder/co-host of Building AI Boston

Speaker Image

Aleksandra Przegalinska

VP for AI and Innovation at Kozminski University & Senior Research Associate at Harvard University

Speaker Image

Aleksandra Przegalinska

VP for AI and Innovation at Kozminski University & Senior Research Associate at Harvard University

George Westerman

Pioneering researcher and author & Founding editor for Journal of Business and Artificial Intelligence

George Westerman

Pioneering researcher and author & Founding editor for Journal of Business and Artificial Intelligence

[Schedule]

Three days of insight & execution

Day 1: Framing the AI challenge

Day 1: Framing the AI challenge

The Dimensions of Artificial Intelligence & Applications

Nadia delivered a compelling deep dive into an AI business strategy framework, unpacking 11 critical dimensions teams must consider when building or adopting AI—from AI maturity and model choices to data strategy, regulation, and value creation. The session came alive through real-world case studies from Maven AGI (customer support) and Descrybe AI(legal research), offering a clear roadmap for turning AI strategy into impact.

Speaker Image

The Dimensions of Artificial Intelligence & Applications

Nadia delivered a compelling deep dive into an AI business strategy framework, unpacking 11 critical dimensions teams must consider when building or adopting AI—from AI maturity and model choices to data strategy, regulation, and value creation. The session came alive through real-world case studies from Maven AGI (customer support) and Descrybe AI(legal research), offering a clear roadmap for turning AI strategy into impact.

Speaker Image

Working Lunch & Solution Salon

This wasn’t your average lunch break. Over great food, participants engaged in a dynamic, hands-on discussion about responsible AI adoption, sharing challenges, lessons learned, and solutions across sectors. A truly collaborative exchange of ideas.

Working Lunch & Solution Salon

This wasn’t your average lunch break. Over great food, participants engaged in a dynamic, hands-on discussion about responsible AI adoption, sharing challenges, lessons learned, and solutions across sectors. A truly collaborative exchange of ideas.

Own the Data, Own the Future: Building an Unfair Competitive Advantage

Stephen made a strong case for why proprietary data—not models—is the real differentiator in today’s AI landscape. He explored the commoditization of AI models, falling compute costs, and practical strategies for nonprofits to build and scale AI capabilities for long-term advantage.

Speaker Image

Own the Data, Own the Future: Building an Unfair Competitive Advantage

Stephen made a strong case for why proprietary data—not models—is the real differentiator in today’s AI landscape. He explored the commoditization of AI models, falling compute costs, and practical strategies for nonprofits to build and scale AI capabilities for long-term advantage.

Speaker Image

Investor Talk

Mark closed the day by zooming out to the big picture: the shift toward multimodal AI. He highlighted the importance of integrating multiple data modalities, adopting pragmatic AI strategies, and prioritizing security and compliance in this next wave of AI transformation.

Speaker Image

Investor Talk

Mark closed the day by zooming out to the big picture: the shift toward multimodal AI. He highlighted the importance of integrating multiple data modalities, adopting pragmatic AI strategies, and prioritizing security and compliance in this next wave of AI transformation.

Speaker Image

Day 2: Implementation and Investment Strategies

Day 2: Implementation and Investment Strategies

The AI Paradox and How to Measure it with Q&A

Laurence unpacked the “AI paradox” leaders are feeling in real time: faster output doesn’t automatically equal better outcomes. He focused on what to measure (and what not to confuse for progress), giving participants practical ways to define baselines, track lift vs. risk, and evaluate AI initiatives with the same rigor they’d apply to any core business investment.

Speaker Image

The AI Paradox and How to Measure it with Q&A

Laurence unpacked the “AI paradox” leaders are feeling in real time: faster output doesn’t automatically equal better outcomes. He focused on what to measure (and what not to confuse for progress), giving participants practical ways to define baselines, track lift vs. risk, and evaluate AI initiatives with the same rigor they’d apply to any core business investment.

Speaker Image

AI Strategy, Governance, and Executive

Bich delivered an operator’s guide to making AI real inside complex organizations - where models shift after deployment, regulations evolve, and boards demand decisions you can defend. Through a transformation case study, she emphasized that AI strategy is now a living strategy: probabilistic, enterprise-wide, and shared across legal, finance, security, HR, and technology. Key takeaways included defining clear human vs. machine decision boundaries, balancing centralized governance with federated innovation, and building auditability and observability into platforms so compliance and performance improve as systems scale.

AI Strategy, Governance, and Executive

Bich delivered an operator’s guide to making AI real inside complex organizations - where models shift after deployment, regulations evolve, and boards demand decisions you can defend. Through a transformation case study, she emphasized that AI strategy is now a living strategy: probabilistic, enterprise-wide, and shared across legal, finance, security, HR, and technology. Key takeaways included defining clear human vs. machine decision boundaries, balancing centralized governance with federated innovation, and building auditability and observability into platforms so compliance and performance improve as systems scale.

Partner Co-op Stations

An interactive block where participants rotated through partner-led stations to explore tools, implementation patterns, and real use cases up close. Station 1 featured AIDEA (Geraldine García Medina) and lelumen (Bich-Thuy Le); Station 2 featured GoldStar (Thomas Baker) and TNT (Rob Blaine); Station 3 featured PhiLabs (Eduardo Baena).

Partner Co-op Stations

An interactive block where participants rotated through partner-led stations to explore tools, implementation patterns, and real use cases up close. Station 1 featured AIDEA (Geraldine García Medina) and lelumen (Bich-Thuy Le); Station 2 featured GoldStar (Thomas Baker) and TNT (Rob Blaine); Station 3 featured PhiLabs (Eduardo Baena).

Day 3: AI at work

Day 3: AI at work

AI at Work and Productivity with Q&A

Aleksandra Przegalińska examined why AI’s real productivity gains often fall short of expectations, despite rapid advances in capability. Drawing on long-term research in human-AI interaction, she emphasized collaborative use over delegation, highlighting how trust, onboarding, and governance shape outcomes. Her session reframed regulation as an enabler of responsible experimentation- arguing that clear guardrails are essential for scaling AI without eroding human judgment or expertise.

Speaker Image

AI at Work and Productivity with Q&A

Aleksandra Przegalińska examined why AI’s real productivity gains often fall short of expectations, despite rapid advances in capability. Drawing on long-term research in human-AI interaction, she emphasized collaborative use over delegation, highlighting how trust, onboarding, and governance shape outcomes. Her session reframed regulation as an enabler of responsible experimentation- arguing that clear guardrails are essential for scaling AI without eroding human judgment or expertise.

Speaker Image

Moving from Pilots to Value

George Westerman addressed why most AI initiatives stall at the pilot stage and what it takes to achieve durable, enterprise-wide impact. He showed how successful organizations move beyond experimentation by pairing strong governance with clear ownership, change management, and measurable outcomes. The session focused on turning AI into a repeatable capability - one that augments work, improves quality, and delivers sustained value at scale.

Moving from Pilots to Value

George Westerman addressed why most AI initiatives stall at the pilot stage and what it takes to achieve durable, enterprise-wide impact. He showed how successful organizations move beyond experimentation by pairing strong governance with clear ownership, change management, and measurable outcomes. The session focused on turning AI into a repeatable capability - one that augments work, improves quality, and delivers sustained value at scale.

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[Plan]

Unlock the Experience That Suits You

General

Entry level access with a very essential perks included.

$299

“Early Bird: $249 until July 15”

⏳ Only 100 Early Bird spots left

What's included

Full access to all keynotes

Entry to breakout sessions

Conference swag kit

👑 VIP Pass

Top-tier luxury treatment with exclusive benefits.

$600

“Early Bird: $599 until July 15”

⏳ Only 30 Early Bird spots left

What's included

All General Pass access

Priority front-row seating

Exclusive networking sessions

Student

Entry level access with a very essential perks included.

$199

“Early Bird: $49 until July 15”

⏳ Only 100 Early Bird spots left

What's included

Full access to all keynotes

Entry to breakout sessions

Valid student ID card required

[Attendees]

Leaders in the room

Meet some of the leaders who joined us. This highlights just a few of the many people who helped make the Summit what it was.

[Host]

Meet the Hosts Behind Nuvert

NuVert is led by a team of experienced technologists, strategists, and educators. With backgrounds spanning AI engineering, public service, enterprise operations, and global governance, we focus on turning AI ambition into trusted, real-world capability.

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[FAQ]

Questions Answered

Find answers to commonly asked questions about our tech event.

How can I register for the Confexpro?

To register, simply visit our event website and complete the registration form. Once submitted, you’ll receive a confirmation email with your ticket and event details. Early registration is recommended to secure your spot.

What is included in the ticket price?

Your ticket gets you access to the event, all talks and workshops, coffee/snacks, goodie bag, and access to post-event recordings.

Can I refund or transfer my ticket?

Tickets are non-refundable, but you’re welcome to transfer your ticket to someone else. Just email us the new name and email address before June 10.

When and where is the event taking place?

The event will take place on Mar 10,2024 at 4140 Parker Rd. Allentown, New Mexico 31134

Are there networking opportunities at the event?

Absolutely! The Creative Design Meetup includes dedicated networking sessions, panel discussions, and workshops, providing ample opportunities to connect with fellow attendees.

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November 24, 2025 — Live in New York City

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Cambridge, MA

Cambridge, MA

Nuvert AI Activation Summit

[Overview]

From insight to execution

The NuVert AI Activation Summit convened senior leaders, investors, technologists, and practitioners for a three-day, deeply substantive experience focused on one core challenge: how organizations actually lead, govern, and scale AI responsibly in the real world.

 audience at conference
 audience at conference

[Why Attend]

Unleash the Potential of Your Conference

30+ World Class Speakers

Gain insights and connect with visionary industry leaders from around the world.

Engaging Keynote

Hear from hand-picked industry leaders and pioneers sharing exclusive insights.

15+ Expert-Led Workshop

Dive into practical skills with focused sessions led by subject-matter experts.

Dynamic Breakout Sessions

Foster innovation and collaboration through focused, in-depth discussions.

60+ Countries Represented

Network with a broad mix of peers and experts from over 60 countries.

Networking Opportunities

Forge lasting connections with like-minded professionals and future collaborators.

[Who Participated]

Meet the experts

Speakers included professors and leading innovators from the Harvard–MIT ecosystem together with senior practitioners actively driving real-world AI transformations across healthcare, the public sector, philanthropy, and enterprise.

Speaker Image

Stephen Smith

CEO, G7 research

Speaker Image

Stephen Smith

CEO, G7 research

Speaker Image

Lauren Murphy

COO at Maven AGI

Speaker Image

Lauren Murphy

COO at Maven AGI

Speaker Image

Nadia Shalaby

Founder CEO at Pakira

Speaker Image

Nadia Shalaby

Founder CEO at Pakira

Darian Rodriguez Heyman

Bestselling nonprofit author & Mission-led fundraising expert

Darian Rodriguez Heyman

Bestselling nonprofit author & Mission-led fundraising expert

Bich-Thuy Le

Founder CEO at LeLumen & Digital transformation executive

Bich-Thuy Le

Founder CEO at LeLumen & Digital transformation executive

Speaker Image

Mark Weber

Director’s fellow for MIT Media Lab & AI researcher

Speaker Image

Mark Weber

Director’s fellow for MIT Media Lab & AI researcher

Speaker Image

Laurence J. Stybel

Helping businesses grow by finding, developing, and removing leaders

Speaker Image

Laurence J. Stybel

Helping businesses grow by finding, developing, and removing leaders

Kara Peterson

Co-founder CEO at Descrybe AI & Co-founder/co-host of Building AI Boston

Kara Peterson

Co-founder CEO at Descrybe AI & Co-founder/co-host of Building AI Boston

Speaker Image

Aleksandra Przegalinska

VP for AI and Innovation at Kozminski University & Senior Research Associate at Harvard University

Speaker Image

Aleksandra Przegalinska

VP for AI and Innovation at Kozminski University & Senior Research Associate at Harvard University

George Westerman

Pioneering researcher and author & Founding editor for Journal of Business and Artificial Intelligence

George Westerman

Pioneering researcher and author & Founding editor for Journal of Business and Artificial Intelligence

[Schedule]

Three days of insight & execution

Day 1: The challenge

Day 1: The challenge

The Dimensions of Artificial Intelligence & Applications

Nadia delivered a compelling deep dive into an AI business strategy framework, unpacking 11 critical dimensions teams must consider when building or adopting AI—from AI maturity and model choices to data strategy, regulation, and value creation. The session came alive through real-world case studies from Maven AGI (customer support) and Descrybe AI(legal research), offering a clear roadmap for turning AI strategy into impact.

Speaker Image

The Dimensions of Artificial Intelligence & Applications

Nadia delivered a compelling deep dive into an AI business strategy framework, unpacking 11 critical dimensions teams must consider when building or adopting AI—from AI maturity and model choices to data strategy, regulation, and value creation. The session came alive through real-world case studies from Maven AGI (customer support) and Descrybe AI(legal research), offering a clear roadmap for turning AI strategy into impact.

Speaker Image

Working Lunch & Solution Salon

This wasn’t your average lunch break. Over great food, participants engaged in a dynamic, hands-on discussion about responsible AI adoption, sharing challenges, lessons learned, and solutions across sectors. A truly collaborative exchange of ideas.

Working Lunch & Solution Salon

This wasn’t your average lunch break. Over great food, participants engaged in a dynamic, hands-on discussion about responsible AI adoption, sharing challenges, lessons learned, and solutions across sectors. A truly collaborative exchange of ideas.

Own the Data, Own the Future: Building an Unfair Competitive Advantage

Stephen made a strong case for why proprietary data—not models—is the real differentiator in today’s AI landscape. He explored the commoditization of AI models, falling compute costs, and practical strategies for nonprofits to build and scale AI capabilities for long-term advantage.

Speaker Image

Own the Data, Own the Future: Building an Unfair Competitive Advantage

Stephen made a strong case for why proprietary data—not models—is the real differentiator in today’s AI landscape. He explored the commoditization of AI models, falling compute costs, and practical strategies for nonprofits to build and scale AI capabilities for long-term advantage.

Speaker Image

Investor Talk

Mark closed the day by zooming out to the big picture: the shift toward multimodal AI. He highlighted the importance of integrating multiple data modalities, adopting pragmatic AI strategies, and prioritizing security and compliance in this next wave of AI transformation.

Speaker Image

Investor Talk

Mark closed the day by zooming out to the big picture: the shift toward multimodal AI. He highlighted the importance of integrating multiple data modalities, adopting pragmatic AI strategies, and prioritizing security and compliance in this next wave of AI transformation.

Speaker Image

Day 2: Implementation

Day 2: Implementation

The AI Paradox and How to Measure it with Q&A

Laurence unpacked the “AI paradox” leaders are feeling in real time: faster output doesn’t automatically equal better outcomes. He focused on what to measure (and what not to confuse for progress), giving participants practical ways to define baselines, track lift vs. risk, and evaluate AI initiatives with the same rigor they’d apply to any core business investment.

Speaker Image

The AI Paradox and How to Measure it with Q&A

Laurence unpacked the “AI paradox” leaders are feeling in real time: faster output doesn’t automatically equal better outcomes. He focused on what to measure (and what not to confuse for progress), giving participants practical ways to define baselines, track lift vs. risk, and evaluate AI initiatives with the same rigor they’d apply to any core business investment.

Speaker Image

AI Strategy, Governance, and Executive

Bich delivered an operator’s guide to making AI real inside complex organizations - where models shift after deployment, regulations evolve, and boards demand decisions you can defend. Through a transformation case study, she emphasized that AI strategy is now a living strategy: probabilistic, enterprise-wide, and shared across legal, finance, security, HR, and technology. Key takeaways included defining clear human vs. machine decision boundaries, balancing centralized governance with federated innovation, and building auditability and observability into platforms so compliance and performance improve as systems scale.

AI Strategy, Governance, and Executive

Bich delivered an operator’s guide to making AI real inside complex organizations - where models shift after deployment, regulations evolve, and boards demand decisions you can defend. Through a transformation case study, she emphasized that AI strategy is now a living strategy: probabilistic, enterprise-wide, and shared across legal, finance, security, HR, and technology. Key takeaways included defining clear human vs. machine decision boundaries, balancing centralized governance with federated innovation, and building auditability and observability into platforms so compliance and performance improve as systems scale.

Partner Co-op Stations

An interactive block where participants rotated through partner-led stations to explore tools, implementation patterns, and real use cases up close. Station 1 featured AIDEA (Geraldine García Medina) and lelumen (Bich-Thuy Le); Station 2 featured GoldStar (Thomas Baker) and TNT (Rob Blaine); Station 3 featured PhiLabs (Eduardo Baena).

Partner Co-op Stations

An interactive block where participants rotated through partner-led stations to explore tools, implementation patterns, and real use cases up close. Station 1 featured AIDEA (Geraldine García Medina) and lelumen (Bich-Thuy Le); Station 2 featured GoldStar (Thomas Baker) and TNT (Rob Blaine); Station 3 featured PhiLabs (Eduardo Baena).

Day 3: AI at work

Day 3: AI at work

AI at Work and Productivity with Q&A

Aleksandra Przegalińska examined why AI’s real productivity gains often fall short of expectations, despite rapid advances in capability. Drawing on long-term research in human-AI interaction, she emphasized collaborative use over delegation, highlighting how trust, onboarding, and governance shape outcomes. Her session reframed regulation as an enabler of responsible experimentation- arguing that clear guardrails are essential for scaling AI without eroding human judgment or expertise.

Speaker Image

AI at Work and Productivity with Q&A

Aleksandra Przegalińska examined why AI’s real productivity gains often fall short of expectations, despite rapid advances in capability. Drawing on long-term research in human-AI interaction, she emphasized collaborative use over delegation, highlighting how trust, onboarding, and governance shape outcomes. Her session reframed regulation as an enabler of responsible experimentation- arguing that clear guardrails are essential for scaling AI without eroding human judgment or expertise.

Speaker Image

Moving from Pilots to Value

George Westerman addressed why most AI initiatives stall at the pilot stage and what it takes to achieve durable, enterprise-wide impact. He showed how successful organizations move beyond experimentation by pairing strong governance with clear ownership, change management, and measurable outcomes. The session focused on turning AI into a repeatable capability - one that augments work, improves quality, and delivers sustained value at scale.

Moving from Pilots to Value

George Westerman addressed why most AI initiatives stall at the pilot stage and what it takes to achieve durable, enterprise-wide impact. He showed how successful organizations move beyond experimentation by pairing strong governance with clear ownership, change management, and measurable outcomes. The session focused on turning AI into a repeatable capability - one that augments work, improves quality, and delivers sustained value at scale.

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Unlock the Experience That Suits You

General

Entry level access with a very essential perks included.

$299

“Early Bird: $249 until July 15”

⏳ Only 100 Early Bird spots left

What's included

Full access to all keynotes

Entry to breakout sessions

Conference swag kit

👑 VIP Pass

Top-tier luxury treatment with exclusive benefits.

$600

“Early Bird: $599 until July 15”

⏳ Only 30 Early Bird spots left

What's included

All General Pass access

Priority front-row seating

Exclusive networking sessions

Student

Entry level access with a very essential perks included.

$199

“Early Bird: $49 until July 15”

⏳ Only 100 Early Bird spots left

What's included

Full access to all keynotes

Entry to breakout sessions

Valid student ID card required

[Attendees]

Leaders in the room

Meet some of the leaders who joined us. This highlights just a few of the many people who helped make the Summit what it was.

[Host]

Meet the Hosts Behind Nuvert

NuVert is led by a team of experienced technologists, strategists, and educators. With backgrounds spanning AI engineering, public service, enterprise operations, and global governance, we focus on turning AI ambition into trusted, real-world capability.

Host Image
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[FAQ]

Questions Answered

Find answers to commonly asked questions about our tech event.

How can I register for the Confexpro?

To register, simply visit our event website and complete the registration form. Once submitted, you’ll receive a confirmation email with your ticket and event details. Early registration is recommended to secure your spot.

What is included in the ticket price?

Your ticket gets you access to the event, all talks and workshops, coffee/snacks, goodie bag, and access to post-event recordings.

Can I refund or transfer my ticket?

Tickets are non-refundable, but you’re welcome to transfer your ticket to someone else. Just email us the new name and email address before June 10.

When and where is the event taking place?

The event will take place on Mar 10,2024 at 4140 Parker Rd. Allentown, New Mexico 31134

Are there networking opportunities at the event?

Absolutely! The Creative Design Meetup includes dedicated networking sessions, panel discussions, and workshops, providing ample opportunities to connect with fellow attendees.

Get ready
for ConfexPro

November 24, 2025 — Live in New York City

Countdown finished!

Let's work together!

Learn how NuVert can help turn AI strategy into real impact.