February 3 | 10 am – 3 pm
IU Health, Fairbanks Hall
340 W 10th St, Indianapolis
Join TechPoint at this event which aims to equip employers, educators, and community leaders with clarity, tools, and connections to accelerate AI adoption while closing the people experience gap.
This dynamic gathering of all TechPoint stakeholders is focused on accelerating AI adoption across Indiana’s business and technology community. It connects educators, innovators, and employers who are ready to help their organization — or Indiana as a whole — advance on the AI maturity journey. At this event, we’ll explore foundational tools while also showcasing scaling transformative solutions.
Together, we’ll bridge the experience gap by sharing practical insights, connecting to key resources, and fostering conversations that drive real-world implementation. Through collaboration and shared learning, we’ll unlock innovative approaches that strengthen our community and position Indiana as a leader digital adoption with the responsible and effective use of AI.
Registration and Networking
Welcome by IU Health
Genevie Jones
Vice President, Information Services Operations
IU Health
Jason Beutler is the co-founder and CEO of Robosource, an AI-powered process automation
company.
In the 13 years since the founding of Robosource, Jason and his team have been empowering
company leaders to solve their most strategic challenges through software and automation.
The mission behind Robosource is to help businesses and people do meaningful, impactful work
through digital transformation.
Though Jason has been exploring AI since the 90s, the evolution of generative AI over the last
few years has propelled it to the forefront of Jason’s advisory consulting with executives,
speaking engagements, and ProcessCoach.ai, Robosource’s flagship product.
Jason holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science from Taylor University (2000)
and an MBA from the University of Notre Dame (2009).
On a personal note, Jason has been married for 26 years to his wife Kendra who co-founded Robosource with him in 2012 and serves as President, and he is the proud parent of two young
adults.
From Readiness to Results: Building Indiana’s Human and Digital Foundations for the Age of AI
Chelsea Linder
Vice President, Innovation & Entrepreneurship
TechPoint
Chelsea Linder is an ecosystem builder with in-depth experience leading initiatives that support technology adoption, workforce development, and entrepreneurship. She serves TechPoint as VP of Innovation and Entrepreneurship, where she works to bridge the gap between emerging technologies and practical business impact. She brings over a decade of experience as a leader working in the tech and entrepreneurship space alongside public, academic, non-profit, and private partners. Her work centers on helping organizations build the human, data, and digital foundations needed to grow responsibly and competitively.
Prior to her current role, Chelsea served as Partner at gener8tor, a nationally-ranked startup accelerator and venture capital firm. She also spent six years in operations at Angi (formerly called Angie’s List). Chelsea has a degree in international business from Butler University and serves as chair of the board of the Venture Club of Indiana. In her free time, Chelsea spends time reading and exploring Indiana’s beautiful parks with her husband and two young daughters.
Panel: Readiness to Results in the Age of AI
Jason Beutler
Co-Founder & CEO
Robosource
Jason Beutler is the co-founder and CEO of Robosource, an AI-powered process automation
company.
In the 13 years since the founding of Robosource, Jason and his team have been empowering
company leaders to solve their most strategic challenges through software and automation.
The mission behind Robosource is to help businesses and people do meaningful, impactful work
through digital transformation.
Though Jason has been exploring AI since the 90s, the evolution of generative AI over the last
few years has propelled it to the forefront of Jason’s advisory consulting with executives,
speaking engagements, and ProcessCoach.ai, Robosource’s flagship product.
Jason holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science from Taylor University (2000)
and an MBA from the University of Notre Dame (2009).
On a personal note, Jason has been married for 26 years to his wife Kendra who co-founded Robosource with him in 2012 and serves as President, and he is the proud parent of two young
adults.
Sam Carpenter
Executive Director
Hoosier Environmental Council
Sam Carpenter has served as Executive Director of Hoosier Environmental Council since December of 2022.
Sam supports and provides leadership for HEC’s staff and actively engages with and supports the board of directors. Sam primarily focuses in areas of climate and energy and is passionate about leaving a sustainable world for future generations.
Prior to his time with HEC, Sam served as Executive Director of Global Gifts, a non-profit fair trade social enterprise. In addition, he has consulted with small businesses and nonprofits on strategic planning, business turnarounds, and growth strategies. In 2010, Sam was named one of Indianapolis’ “Forty Under 40” by the Indianapolis Business Journal.
A Kentucky native, Carpenter holds a masters degree in peace studies and conflict studies from Ulster University in Northern Ireland.
Dr. Alicia Mckoy
Founder & CEO
Peak Mind
Dr. Alicia E. Mckoy, (Hon.Ph.D., CCWS), Founder and CEO of Peak Mind, is an inspirational speaker, author and business owner. She helps high-performing adults rewire their stress response, enabling them to feel clear, calm, and in control at work and in life. Peak Mind integrates neuroscience and mindfulness to enhance well-being, offering customized solutions that improve stress management, focus, and overall quality of life.
Dr. Mckoy breaks down complex inner well-being into easy-and-effective action steps we can all take to begin to excel again. Intentional spaces and mindsets help people and teams do their best work—without burning out.
Andy White
Senior Vice President of Digital Enterprise Technology
Salesforce
Andy White is Senior Vice President of Digital Enterprise Technology at Salesforce, where he leads the Salesforce on Salesforce Technology team. In this role, Andy and his team are responsible for delivering solutions, technology, and support to Salesforce’s Sales, Revenue, Partners, Customer Success, Professional services, Employee Success, Real Estate and Workplace Services and Global Safety and Security organizations. They drive the majority of our Customer Zero efforts for Salesforce.
A passionate advocate for AI-driven transformation, Andy has been instrumental in Salesforce’s Customer Zero initiatives, championing the internal adoption of Agentforce, Slack and Slackbot across the company’s 80,000+ employees. Under his leadership, Slackbot became the fastest-adopted AI tool in Salesforce history, achieving a 96% employee satisfaction rate and helping teams save between 5 and 20 hours per week by eliminating time spent hunting for information and context.
Andy believes deeply in using technology to eliminate bureaucracy and busywork so people can focus on what matters most: serving customers, strategic thinking, and driving innovation. His team’s work spans customer zero activation, AI agent deployment, and transforming how global teams collaborate and make decisions at scale. They are prototyping the path of how an Agentic Enterprise works.
Prior to his current role, Andy has held various leadership positions at technology forward organizations and startups. He is known for his optimistic outlook, commitment to standing up for what’s right, and his belief that technology should serve and connect people.
When he’s not leading digital transformation at one of the world’s largest enterprise software companies, Andy loves spending time with his family, running to clear his head and solve problems, and playing / listening to music.
Chelsea Linder
Vice President, Innovation & Entrepreneurship
TechPoint
Chelsea Linder is an ecosystem builder with in-depth experience leading initiatives that support technology adoption, workforce development, and entrepreneurship. She serves TechPoint as VP of Innovation and Entrepreneurship, where she works to bridge the gap between emerging technologies and practical business impact. She brings over a decade of experience as a leader working in the tech and entrepreneurship space alongside public, academic, non-profit, and private partners. Her work centers on helping organizations build the human, data, and digital foundations needed to grow responsibly and competitively.
Prior to her current role, Chelsea served as Partner at gener8tor, a nationally-ranked startup accelerator and venture capital firm. She also spent six years in operations at Angi (formerly called Angie’s List). Chelsea has a degree in international business from Butler University and serves as chair of the board of the Venture Club of Indiana. In her free time, Chelsea spends time reading and exploring Indiana’s beautiful parks with her husband and two young daughters.
15 Minute Break
Seizing the Moment: Turning Early Career Talent into Real Business Impact
Sally Reasoner
Vice President, Talent Strategy
TechPoint
Sally Reasoner is a talent leader and a relentless believer in people as the engine of business performance. She serves as Vice President of Talent at TechPoint, where she works with tech and tech-enabled employers to translate workforce challenges into practical, employer-driven talent solutions.
Sally brings over a decade of experience spanning nonprofit and private-sector environments. Early in her career, she launched TechPoint’s nationally recognized Xtern program and later helped build the Ascend Network at Ascend Indiana, connecting thousands of Hoosiers to meaningful careers. Most recently, she spent four years at The Heritage Group, leading enterprise-wide talent transformation across a diverse portfolio of operating companies.
Sally is an Orr Fellowship alumna and a graduate of DePauw University. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time offline with her husband and two sons.
Lunch
Panel: The Talent Experience Gap
Jayson Manship
Founder
Generation Moonshot
Jayson Manship is a strategic operator, entrepreneur, and systems builder working at the intersection of technology, leadership, and scale. His career has been defined by stepping into moments of disruption—when new platforms and new tools force leaders to rethink how organizations operate and grow.
He has built and led digital infrastructure at the highest levels, including serving as Lead Nerd at the Republican National Committee, where he built GOP.com and architected digital fundraising systems still in use today. He later founded and led multiple digital marketing agencies and served as CTO of a Top 50 U.S. media company, earning invitations to private strategy summits with Facebook, Google, and YouTube during the rise of algorithmic media.
As an entrepreneur, Jayson has personally founded and led multiple digital marketing agencies and one of the most successful trading card and tabletop game retailers in the Midwest. He has also been part of founding and executive teams—alongside strong operating partners—behind a fractional CFO firm, a video production company, and one of the largest catering companies in Indiana, and has served as an equity partner in several additional ventures.
Today, Jayson is the founder of Generation Moonshot, an AI consultancy helping executives move beyond experimentation to real, operational AI adoption. He is also the creator and host of Authentic & Agentic: Staying Human with AI on the IBJ Podcast Network, exploring how leaders remain human, accountable, and decisive in an era of increasingly autonomous systems.
Ian Andrews
Product Manager, AI Digital Engagement
Eli Lilly & Company
Ian Andrews is a Product Manager focused on AI-driven digital engagement at Eli Lilly and Company, with experience spanning conversational AI and user experience. He is a Purdue University alumnus based in Greater Indianapolis.
Kate Harrison
Senior Product Manager
Innovatemap
An Indianapolis native, Kate is a product management expert who has spent her entire career in product. She spent six years at Angi (formerly called Angie’s List) as a mobile app product manager, working directly with development teams to deliver valuable features for mobile users.
For the past four years at Innovatemap, she has worked with companies across industries and stages, helping product organizations better serve their users through strong product strategy and thoughtful user experience design. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her English bulldog, Eddie, and her parrotlet, Pocket.
Cameron Mueller
COO
Data317
Cameron Mueller is the COO of Data317, an Indianapolis-based AI and data firm helping organizations design, deploy, and adopt systems that drive measurable impact. At Data317, he focuses on coordinating across technical teams, client stakeholders, and delivery processes to enable sustainable transformation for a diverse range of organizations.
With a background spanning marketing, community building, and operations, Cameron approaches his work through the lens of what makes new initiatives take hold and the dynamics of incentives, trust, and everyday workflows that determine whether new systems are truly adopted or quietly abandoned.
Breakout Group Discussions
Breakout Discussion Report Out
Translating AI into Business Value: Identifying & Realizing Value via an Adaptive Workforce
Damyant Gil
Senior Director – Central US AI Lead
Slalom
Damyant Gill is Slalom’s AI Lead for Central US & Canada, helping organizations translate AI ambition into measurable business value. He specializes in aligning prioritized AI use cases with operating-model changes, governance, and targeted enablement so companies can scale AI sustainably and confidently.
Closing Remarks
Ginger Lippert
Vice President, Marketing & Engagement
TechPoint
Ginger bio goes here.
Through keynotes, panels, and breakout discussions, we’ll focus on four critical areas shaping Indiana’s AI future:
Data Readiness as a Competitive Advantage
What leaders must fix before automation, analytics, or AI can deliver ROI.
Building the Workforce AI Can’t Replace
Skills, work-based learning, and continuous reskilling strategies that align education and employers.
Smart Innovation
How to think about partnerships, platforms, and buy-vs-build decisions in an AI-driven market.
Infrastructure and Sustainability
Energy, water, and digital infrastructure readiness—and why it matters more than most realize.
A cross-sector panel and breakout groups will follow, bringing voices from each pillar together to connect strategy to action.
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