OhioX has joined the Computer Science Advocacy Coalition to advocate for the advancement and expansion of computer science access in Ohio.

The 3rd annual OhioGov Tech Summit presented by AT&T was held on Tuesday, April 18th at the Ohio Statehouse, bringing together leaders from government and technology to discuss the latest advancements and challenges in the tech industry.

Two of the region’s top startup groups are helping launch with OhioX a new statewide initiative that will pair entrepreneurs with top business mentors, and this summer three founders in Ohio will be selected to pitch their ideas for a chance at a more than $6,000 in prizes. 

Innovation focused educators and technologists gathered at John Carroll University on Thursday, March 2, 2023, for the inaugural Ohio EdTech Summit co-hosted by OhioX and the Boler College of Business at John Carroll University. The Summit's theme was "Imagining the Future of Education.”

The second annual #OhioTechDay was held on Friday, September 30th. Companies, schools, and non-profits across Ohio celebrated their tech and used the day to inspire students to explore innovation career opportunities.

The inaugural OhioX CEO Retreat offered CEOs and top-ranking Ohio officials an opportunity to connect, learn, and share their work with peers from across the state. More than 130 executives representing 114 companies and organizations attended the Retreat.

OhioX President/CEO Chris Berry and ATT Ohio President Molly Kocour Boyle write in a guest column in the Columbus Dispatch on the importance of computer science education and how tech CEOs are taking action.

OhioX today joined national nonprofit organization Code.org and over 500 of the nation’s top industry, nonprofit, and education leaders to issue a letter calling on state governments and education leaders to “update the K-12 curriculum in each state, for every student in every school to have the opportunity to learn computer science.”

UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, Ohio — Leading tech and innovation professionals from around the state gathered Saturday at John Carroll University for the first ever Ohio Tech Summit.

The Ohio Blockchain Advisory Council was formed to support the Ohio Blockchain Legislator’s Toolkit. This report includes legislative proposals to further develop the blockchain industry in Ohio.

OhioX, a statewide tech nonprofit working to build Ohio into a tech hub, and John Carroll University have announced the first ever Ohio Tech Summit will take place on Saturday, April 23, 2022 on the campus of JCU.

OhioX is hosting the first ever Ohio Tech Summit in Cleveland on April 23, 2022.

Chris Berry, President/CEO of OhioX, and Dr. Jospeh Shields, of Ohio University, write in a guest column in the Columbus Dispatch that many innovations destined to further bolster Ohio as a leading tech hub will find their genesis on the campuses of Ohio’s universities.

OhioX is hosting the first ever Ohio Tech Day on September 24, 2021 and members of the organizing committee spoke to Crain’s Cleveland Business about the plans for the day.

The first ever Ohio Tech Day presented by Facebook was held on Friday, September 24th. Companies, schools, and organizations celebrated their tech and used the day to inspire high school students to consider innovation careers.

OhioX, a statewide tech nonprofit working to build Ohio into a leading tech hub, announced the first ever Ohio Tech Day will take place on Friday, September 24. As part of the Ohio Tech Day announcement, OhioX also unveiled the Day's presenting sponsor, Facebook.

OhioX was named winner of the Creative Marketing & Communications Innovation Award from The Technology Councils of North America (TECNA), which represents approximately 60 technology associations across the U.S. and Canada.

Ohio Lt. Governor Jon Husted, U.S. Senator Rob Portman, and Senate President Matt Huffman joined the OhioX Tech Policy Summit to talk Artificial Intelligence, data, economic development, and growing Ohio into a tech hub.

OhioX and the Ohio Innovation Exchange (OIEx) announced a partnership for a series of online programs and content pieces to highlight, promote, and educate about the benefits and power of the OIEx portal.

The Fourth Industrial Revolution of artificial intelligence and automation is upon us -- and Ohio can lead the way, if it continues to invest in AI education and the innovation economy, write guest columnists Chris Berry and Alex Kotran in a Cleveland.com/The Plain Dealer op-ed.