Mesa, Arizona, March 26, 2026 — Nine Mesa CEOs — from steel fabrication to HVAC to biomedical manufacturing — gave the GPS Summit a 4.75/5 and a 100% recommendation rate. Their survey told a different story: 100% had no AI KPIs, 89% had no live pilots, and nearly half had no usable data. Here's the sequenced approach that turns that level of overwhelm into a clear starting point.

Tucson, Arizona, March 25, 2026 — Three Tucson CEOs — from healthcare, financial services, and a plumbing company — gave back-to-back perfect scores two days running. Their survey data told a different story: 100% had no AI governance, 100% had no usable data, and 67% had no AI KPIs. Here's the reframe that produced both results at once.

Tucson, Arizona, March 24, 2026 — Tucson CEOs gave the GPS Summit a perfect 5/5 across every category — then their survey data revealed that 71% had no AI KPIs, 72% had no usable data for a pilot, and nearly half had no named AI owner. Here's what that combination of enthusiasm and honest self-assessment tells every business leader about where AI readiness actually stands.

Denver, Colorado, March 19, 2026 — Denver CEOs gave this AI session a 4.85/5 and a 100% recommendation rate — not because it covered more ground, but because it went deeper. Here's what the survey data revealed about readiness gaps, brand protection blind spots, and why depth is the only thing that turns AI understanding into AI execution.

Detroit, Michigan, March 12, 2026 — At a Detroit CEO workshop with 28 leaders across 16 industries, 71% had no named owner for AI outcomes — and 79% had zero KPIs tied to AI performance. The data points to one root cause, and one organizational fix that changes everything downstream.

Detroit, Michigan, March 11, 2026 — Sixteen Detroit business leaders — from construction to dental to fintech — revealed that talent gaps, not time, are the dominant barrier to AI progress. Here's what their data shows, and the one organizational decision that separates companies moving on AI from those still waiting.

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Detroit, Michigan, March 10, 2026 — At a Detroit CEO advisory workshop, 100% of attendees had no KPIs tied to AI and 80% had zero pilots in production. The problem isn't the technology — it's the absence of a named, accountable AI leader inside the organization.

Elkhorn, Nebraska, March 05, 2026 — At a CEO advisory summit in Elkhorn, Nebraska, 93% of executives had no AI pilots in production and 80% had no one accountable for AI outcomes. Here's what the data — and the room — revealed.

Pensacola, Florida, February 20, 2026 — Pensacola leaders are optimistic about AI, but the survey shows a quieter problem underneath: enthusiasm is moving faster than operating readiness. Across sectors, the organizations creating value are the ones that assign ownership, define KPIs, clean up data, and move pilots into real workflows.

Pensacola, Florida, February 19, 2026 — A small Pensacola workshop sample shows strong interest in AI and high confidence about the future, but the operating basics are still immature. Ownership is inconsistent, governance is weak, and KPI discipline is absent. Industry data shows why those gaps matter.

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Houston, Texas, February 18, 2026 — A Houston executive workshop revealed a familiar pattern: leaders want growth from AI, but too many teams still lack clear ownership, usable data, and production discipline. Here is what the survey shows, what five sectors are doing now, and what leaders should change next.

Houston, Texas, February 17, 2026 — A Houston executive workshop revealed a familiar pattern: leaders want growth from AI, but too many teams still lack clear ownership, usable data, and production discipline. Here is what the survey shows, what five sectors are doing now, and what leaders should change next.

Vancouver, Canada, February 12, 2026 (PM) — Vancouver leaders want cost reduction, growth, and better CX from AI, but most cite skills and data quality as blockers. Governance remains the weak link.

Vancouver, Canada, February 12, 2026 (AM) — Leaders want cost reduction, growth, and better CX from AI, but most lack a single accountable owner, KPIs, and safe-use rules. Here’s the fix.

Vancouver, Canada, February 11, 2026 — A Vancouver workshop survey reveals a consistent pattern: leaders want growth from AI, but most lack clear ownership, governance, and production discipline. Here’s what to do next.

Vancouver, Canada, February 10, 2026 — A small Vancouver workshop dataset (n=12) reveals a familiar pattern: leaders want cost reduction and growth, but skills, ownership, and governance gaps stall AI from reaching production.

Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania, February 05, 2026 — A practical read on what leaders are trying to get from AI, what’s slowing progress, and how five sectors are scaling (or stalling) right now.

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