Company intelligence
MidwestCon
AI built for the people who run the business
Technology, Information and Internet
Cincinnati, US
3 employees
Founded 2021
9 public signals
About MidwestCon
MidwestCon is for the small business owners and nonprofit leaders who have to make AI work for them with the budget they have. Build Skills. Build Relationships. Build Impact.
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Signals from MidwestCon
9 published signals
Presence & Recognition
MidwestCon co-founder Carl Fraik closes Day Zero by connecting attendees to regional AI infrastructure operating beyond MidwestCon.
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Presence & Recognition
MidwestCon hosted CincyAI for Humans, bringing together AI builders, business leaders, students, creatives, and people still figuring out where they fit in the technology.
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Presence & Recognition
MidwestCon hosted a session titled Protecting Human Purpose in the Age of AI on Tuesday, September 8, 2026, at the 1819 Innovation Hub in Cincinnati.
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Presence & Recognition
MidwestCon hosted a community training session led by Dr. Josette Riep, PhD, as Associate Vice President of Digital Platforms & Innovation, featuring real work and decisions about AI workflows.
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Presence & Recognition
MidwestCon hosted the Disruption Now Podcast Studio recording live from 2:00 to 5:00 PM at the 1819 Innovation Hub for three hours.
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Presence & Recognition
MidwestCon hosted a session titled Protecting Human Purpose in the Age of AI at the Day Zero event in the Main Room.
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Presence & Recognition
MidwestCon is hosting a conference titled AI and the future of education to discuss AI fluency for educators and parents.
Reported by Rob Richardson
Presence & Recognition
MidwestCon is hosting EmpowerHer MidwestCon on Friday, September 11, featuring Payal Thakur as Chief Data & AI Officer JobsOhio and the host of Nomiki Petrolla.
Reported by Rob Richardson
Presence & Recognition
MidwestCon is preparing to welcome 600 to 800 people over four days at the MidwestCon event.
Reported by Rob Richardson