Infotec 2025 organizers announced a preview of event speakers who will address recent tech trends and advancements in topics like artificial intelligence (AI) and cybersecurity. The business and technology conference is happening at the Kiewit Luminarium in Omaha on Monday, May 5.
The theme for the upcoming conference is “Harnessing Technology for Business Growth and Innovation.” The programming is designed for anyone interested in the tech industry — from tech professionals and startup founders to community leaders and educators. The AIM Institute is producing the event, with the goal of fostering tech and workplace innovation in Nebraska.
Sam Sapp, founder and CEO of the Kansas City-based IT and cybersecurity firm Lockbaud, is the keynote speaker. Sapp will discuss how AI can serve as a tool for harnessing human creativity, rather than a replacement for it.
Other speakers and breakout sessions include:
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- Mike Douglas, senior vice president of digital transformation at Lunavi — “The Real State of Generative AI”
- Samar Elatta, vice president of enterprise strategy at Agility Insights AI — “Data-driven Decision Making”
- Kris Boedigheimer, associate director at the Southwest Minnesota Small Business Development Center — “Tools for Small Business”
- McKell Purnell, vice president human capital at Omaha Public Power District – “Human + Machine: Building Collaborative Intelligence”
- Heidi Hough, vice president North American aftermarket valley irrigation at Valmont – “Generative AI in Action”
- Mike Poole, director of cybersecurity at Werner — “How to Build and Maintain a Robust Cybersecurity Culture”
- Kyara Ofuani, managing attorney at Ofuani Legal Group — “Nonprofit Innovation in the Age of AI”
Register for the event and learn more about the current agenda here. College students can receive free entry to the conference.
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