INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (February 13, 2026) — As organizations across the country increase their investment in artificial intelligence, many are struggling to achieve measurable returns. The gap underscores the need for strategic, responsible implementation.
To address this challenge, Indiana Wesleyan University’s (IWU) DeVoe School of Business, Technology and Leadership (DeVoe) will host the AI3 Summit on Friday, March 13, 2026, at The Arena at Innovation Mile in Noblesville.
As a Christ-centered academic community committed to developing leaders of character and scholarship, IWU believes innovation must be guided by integrity, wisdom and a responsibility to serve others. The summit will bring together business leaders across industries, executive pastors, educators, and government and community leaders to explore practical approaches to AI adoption that drive meaningful organizational impact and ethical innovation.
"The IWU DeVoe AI3 Summit brings together intelligence, integrity and investment to shape what's next," said Andy Hughes, DBA, dean of the DeVoe School. "We are elevating AI from basic automation to coordinated systems that drive measurable return on investment while maintaining ethical, responsible use. At the AI3 Summit, attendees will learn how to scale AI with clarity, confidence and accountability."
The summit will feature internationally recognized authors and thought leaders Sangeet Paul Choudary and James Poulter, along with Indiana-based experts. Together, they will examine artificial intelligence, separate hype from reality and equip leaders with practical tools to implement AI responsibly and effectively.
Attendees will:
The AI3 Summit reflects IWU and DeVoe's commitment to fostering innovation that is both cutting-edge and Christ-centered, developing leaders who combine technical excellence with integrity, courage and a commitment to the common good.
To register, visit www.devoeai3.com. Attendees may receive 25 percent off admission by using the discount code DEVOE25. For more information, contact devoe@indwes.edu.
