Welcome to Tech Omaha!

https://www.meetup.com/witheartland/events/314644556/ 
 
What if failure wasn’t the end of the story, but the spark of your next breakthrough? Register on Meetup for real-world insights from Sheila Fields on why the ability to pivot is what separates innovators from followers. This interactive session is a call to action to embrace the messy, creative, and sometimes scary process of failing forward fast. Through stories, strategies, and interactive moments, we’ll explore how design thinking unlocks creativity, how agility fuels resilience, and how pivoting with purpose can transform roadblocks into springboards.

About our speaker:
Sheila Fields, founder and CEO of Fields Solutions, Inc., is a Nebraska-based entrepreneur, community leader and certified life coach dedicated to empowering individuals and businesses through technology, mentorship and innovation. As a writer, speaker and “comeback coach”, Sheila uses storytelling to inspire confidence, resilience and legacy-building. She holds a bachelor’s degree in computer science from the University of Nebraska, an MBA from Creighton University, and a Women’s Entrepreneurship Certificate from Cornell University.

https://www.meetup.com/nebraska-women-of-color-in-tech-meetup-group/events/313983001/

What does trustworthy AI actually look like in practice?

Archana is helping answer that question.

Join us May 27 at Buildertrend as Archana brings deep expertise in software quality and AI evaluation to the conversation. As a Software Quality Lead at Quantum Workplace, she leads both traditional and AI quality functions and has built an end-to-end AI evaluation framework in partnership with data science teams.

Her work focuses on a critical gap. We teach people how to build software and AI, but not how to evaluate it. Archana is working to change that, creating frameworks that measure reliability, performance, and trust in real-world systems.

Beyond her role, she is passionate about growing the next generation of tech talent through Girls Who Code, CodeCrush, mentoring, and teaching at the University of Nebraska Omaha.

This conversation, guided by Tina Mischke from LinkedIn, is built for shared learning, different perspectives, and real connection.