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Mito Diaz-Espinoza
President and CEO · Cen-Tex Hispanic Chamber of Commerce · Waco, TX
President and CEO · Cen-Tex Hispanic Chamber of Commerce · Waco, TX
Technology has always changed the way we communicate, work, and solve problems, from pens and typewriters to telegraphs, telephones, computers, and smartphones. Artificial intelligence is the next step in that evolution, but its real value comes from more than simply knowing how to use a chatbot. In this session, we'll explore how technological change has shaped everyday life, demystify AI as another tool in that ongoing progression, and show you how to build a personalized AI system that understands your goals, preferences, and workflows. Participants will leave with practical ideas for moving beyond one-off prompts and creating an AI experience that is genuinely useful in their work and daily lives.
Dr. Mito Diaz-Espinoza (PhD) serves as the President and CEO of the Central-Texas Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. Throughout his career, he has led initiatives that amplify voices, dismantle barriers, and create sustainable change. Previously Mito served as the Director of Equity Initiatives at Waco Family Medicine and his work centered on building a culture of respect and belonging among staff and patients. He spent over 20 years in various areas of higher education including admissions, academic advising, diversity programs, leadership, Title IX, and civic engagement. Mito earned his undergraduate degree in History from Texas A&M University and his Master's degree in Higher Education & Student Affairs from Baylor University. He earned his Ph.D. in Higher Education Administration from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, where his dissertation research investigated the motivations of first-generation Latino men to pursue college degrees. Mito is an avid reader and spends any and all free time with his daughter and wife. He is a Waco native and graduated from University High School and attended Waco ISD schools his entire pre-college academic career.
Interviews and articles featuring Mito will appear here as we get closer to September 12.
One day. Two tracks. 18 practitioners. Tickets are $79 through August 31 — $99 after.
