Georgia Technology Summit

April 16, 2025

Woodruff Arts Center
Atlanta, GA

A New Reality: AI and the Quantumverse

Join us at the 2025 Georgia Technology Summit at our new home – the Woodruff Arts Center

 

 


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2025 Keynote Speaker Announced

Bret Taylor

Bret Taylor is the CEO and co-founder of Sierra, a conversational AI platform for businesses. Bret is an acclaimed software engineer and industry leader with a distinguished 20-year history of building widely-used products for businesses and consumers. Most recently, Bret was the Co-CEO of Salesforce, where he served in a variety of executive roles after the company acquired his previous startup, Quip, in 2016. Bret started his career at Google where he co-created Google Maps, and later joined Facebook, serving as its Chief Technology Officer after it acquired his social networking startup, FriendFeed.
Bret serves on the board of OpenAI. Bret graduated from Stanford University in 2003 with a BS and MS in Computer Science.

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Governor Brian Kemp

A native of Athens, Georgia, Brian Kemp started his first small business over 35 years ago with a pickup truck and a shovel. His experience as a small business owner has driven his mission to put hardworking Georgians first since taking office as Georgia’s 83rd governor in 2019.

Throughout his first term, the Peach State consistently broke economic records, with jobs and investments coming to every region of the state. Thanks to his decision to reopen Georgia’s economy during the COVID-19 pandemic – the first state in the nation to do so – its unemployment rate remains at historic lows, there are more Georgians working than ever before, and the state has been named No. 1 for business for an unprecedented nine consecutive years.

In 2022, Governor Kemp was re-elected to serve a second term, running on a record of economic success in the Peach State and a plan to help Georgia families fight through 40-year-high inflation while strengthening public safety and improving education. He has championed legislation to crack down on violent crimes and street gangs, end human trafficking and support its victims, enact historic tax cuts for families, give teachers historic pay raises, and ensure Georgia’s K-12 education system puts students and parents first.

Governor Kemp will present the opening remarks at the Georgia Technology Summit

 

Monica Kaufman

Monica Kaufman Pearson

Monica is a legendary When Monica moved to Atlanta in 1975, she became the first female and African-American to anchor the evening news at WSB-TV. After a storied career of 37 years as the station’s anchor, she left in 2012 and still continues her career as a storyteller at the AJC, Peachtree TV, and on the radio at KISS 104.1 FM.