BALTIMORE - eTradeWire -- As artificial intelligence reshapes the world, the 30th Annual WOC STEM Global Competitiveness Conference aims to tackle a critical question: What does AI mean for the future of work, equity, and leadership in STEM?

This landmark event, hosted by Career Communications Group, will also feature a Tech Expo and Career Fair, offering attendees the chance to interact with AI-driven tools, meet with hiring organizations, and participate in workshops tailored to emerging technologies and upskilling.

"AI is not just changing how we work—it's changing who gets to work," said Tyrone D. Taborn, CEO of Career Communications Group and conference founder. "The WOC STEM Conference is where we recognize pioneers in the field and actively shape what inclusive innovation looks like in this AI-powered future."

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Conference Highlights Include:

Keynote Address: "The AI Workforce: Opportunity or Obstacle?"
Leading voices from academia, industry, and government.
Seminars focused on AI in healthcare, cybersecurity, education, defense, and smart cities.
Panels and fireside chats on ethical AI, bias in machine learning, and career navigation.
Award ceremonies honor exceptional contributions to science, technology, and innovation.

The WOC STEM Conference remains a critical platform for leading change as the STEM workforce transforms.

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About the WOC STEM Conference:
Founded in 1995, the WOC STEM Conference is a premier event for recognizing achievements in STEM fields. The conference brings thousands of students, professionals, and executives together to network, learn, and build a lasting impact in their organizations and communities.