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Top left: Students in Katie Krueger’s Marketing 355 class dive into the data and design behind sustainability-driven ad campaigns. Bottom left: Halle Sterling of Berkshire Partners and Tom Dircks (BBA ’21), of One Rock Capital, lead a discussion on “Breaking into the Private Equity Job Market” at the WSB Private Capital Conference. Right: Madison Deputy Mayor reviews student projects during the Real Estate 430/720 poster session. Photo Credit: Paul L. Newby II
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In the first quarter of 2026, 81% of all global venture capital funding went to AI startups, and AI tech-related stocks accounted for 42% of the S&P 500.
Those numbers, shared by Matt Seitz, executive director of the AI Hub for Business at the Wisconsin School of Business, set the tone for the inaugural “Ground Truth: AI for Business Summit.”
Speakers representing academia and global companies shared how their organizations are deploying AI and the lessons they have learned in the process.
Three prominent school leaders. Three cities across the U.S. One insightful conversation you won`t want to miss. ✨
Register today for Badgers in Tech: Shaping an AI-Driven Future, an exciting new event hosted by the College of Engineering, the Wisconsin School of Business, and the School of Computer, Data & Information Sciences at UW–Madison.
During this incredible evening, you’ll gain valuable AI insights, engage in candid conversations with three UW–Madison deans, and forge meaningful connections with the Badger tech community in your area.
You’ll hear from:
- Remzi Arpaci-Dusseau, incoming founding dean, College of Computing and Artificial Intelligence
- Devesh Ranjan (MS `05, PhD `07), Grainger Dean, College of Engineering
- Vallabh "Samba" Sambamurthy, Albert O. Nicholas Dean, Wisconsin School of Business
Find an event near you and register using the link in the bio:
📍 San Francisco Bay Area on June 9
📍 Chicago on June 23
📍 Milwaukee at Summerfest Tech on June 24
Grainger Hall was just the beginning. ➡️🌎🦡
Welcome to alumnihood, #BusinessBadgers!
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