A one-day working session at Old Parkland for CEOs making real AI decisions — no vendors, no slides, and no one in the room who doesn't run a company.
There is no room in Texas built for operators to compare notes on AI — honestly, with real numbers, at their scale. This is that room.
CEOs running $50M–$500M companies in Texas. Manufacturing, energy, logistics, healthcare, professional services. Every person at the table carries a P&L. No consultants. No vendors. No one who got sent by their boss.
Old Parkland, Dallas. 9 AM to 3:30 PM. Laptops open. Every person in the room is working.
You arrive with the AI question your business is actually facing. You sit across from operators dealing with the same one. The session is structured but not scripted — calibration rounds, live tool work, and peer pressure-testing of what each CEO is building, buying, or ignoring.
You leave knowing what operators at your scale are actually doing with AI — and with a short list of moves configured for your business, not a stack of business cards.
Your AI strategy should not come from the same deck that got sent to 500 other CEOs.
Jeremy Sweek and Jeff Jensen. Jeremy built Darcy Partners — innovation forums that connected Fortune 500 energy companies with emerging tech. Jeff has been building with AI since before it was a boardroom topic and holds a PhD in computer science. Both are entrepreneurs and investors through a family holding company.
Jeremy is in Dallas, Jeff is in Houston — young families, planted in Texas for the next 20 years. They kept having the same AI conversation with operators across their network — what's real, what's not, what to do next.
TRAIL Hub is that conversation with the right people at one table. They are in the session, not on a stage.
Twelve seats. Jeremy reads every request personally and responds by email within 48 hours. This is not a registration form — it is the start of a conversation.
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