Smart content creation without losing your brand’s soul
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 19, 2025 | 1:30–4:00 PM
The promises are everywhere:
- AI will solve our creative blocks
- AI can streamline our content workflows
- With AI, we’ll produce 10x the content in half the time
But how can we create content that feels authentically on-brand when AI is involved? Are speed and content volume the right goals? And most importantly, what role will human content creators have?
These are questions we’re facing right now, as AI becomes standard practice in content creation.
In September’s session, we’re bringing together creators and strategists who are playing with the tension between efficiency and authenticity, speed and soul.
Join us to find a balanced approach that builds your brand — and your confidence.
Join us for Content at the Speed of AI
Friday, September 19, 2025 from 1:30-4:00 p.m.
Nashville Entrepreneur Center, 41 Peabody St, Nashville, TN 37210
Featured Presentation
Todd O’Neill is associate professor and program coordinator of interactive media at Middle Tennessee State University.
Expert Panel
Quawn Clark is the co-founder of Pivot Technology School and Hoodgeek.
Gaia Rancati is assistant professor of marketing at Middle Tennessee State University and Director of the Neuromarketing and AI Lab. Her research focuses on the application of neuromarketing in the interactions between humans and artificial intelligence in retail stores, online, and in the metaverse. Dr. Rancati co-founded Affectively Research, the first academic neuromarketing network in the US. She also has a passion for luxury fashion, which she incorporates into her studies on determining buyer behavior.
Jennifer Renshaw is the founder and CEO of Brand Mark Digital and a past-president of American Marketing Association Nashville.
Edwin Acevedo is currently helping brands get found on the web by combining logic with magic: technical know-how, content strategy, AI integration and targeted copywriting.
Live Podcast
Charlie Apigian is chief data strategist at Data Inspire, lead data and AI strategist at LBMC, and a professor at Belmont University.