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TIGER Talk

The Digital Divide That’s Holding Back American Manufacturing

June 13 @ 11:30 am - 1:00 pm

INNOVATE NEW ALBANY – NEW LOCATION

7775 Walton Pkwy, Suite 100
New Albany, OH 43054 United States

Be ready to interact with featured speaker, Ryan Lunka, and your fellow participants.

Please arrive at 11:30 am. 

Eat. Mingle. Make new friends.

As momentum builds to restore American manufacturing, a growing divide is emerging between the few companies ready to lead and the many still running on outdated, disconnected systems. This digital divide isn’t about access to technology, but about the ability and willingness to modernize. Manufacturers who can’t move fast, automate, or connect their systems simply won’t be able to scale in this new era.

In this TIGER Talk, our featured speaker, Ryan Lunka, will explore how this gap is quietly holding back our industrial revival and why fixing it is more than a tech upgrade. It’s a strategic necessity.
Ryan will break down the hidden costs of legacy systems, the cultural barriers slowing change, and the practical shifts manufacturers can make to stay competitive in the decade ahead.
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Ryan Lunka is the Co-Founder and CEO of Doohickey AI, where he and his team are working to disrupt the dinosaur-ish “ERP industrial complex.”
Ryan has nearly 20 years experience working in Ohio with enterprise software and systems integration.. Previously, Ryan served as Chief Operating Officer at nChannel, another Ohio startup, and as a consultant for brands including Four Seasons, Abercrombie, Fossil, AT&T, and Intel.
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Like all TIGER Events, this talk is FREE.

Timeline:

11:30 am – Lunch / Socializing

11:50 am – Introduce yourself to our crowd (your “15 Seconds of Fame”)

12:05 pm – Hand-off to Ryan

1:00 pm – Wrap / More Socializing

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