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This event is for IEEE members, Industry professionals, University Students, Academia faculty.  Please note this is not a Family event. No Registration Fee.  Please register for us to have exact headcount to order lunch, breakfast\/snack.  Agenda includes:  Technical Talk on:  &#8211; AI Safety Best Practices in Regulated Environments by Uman Ahmed Mohammed &#8211; AI\/ML in GRSS domain by Sandeep Kumar Chittimalli  Leadership Focus via:  &#8211; Career Roundtables &#8211; Panel Discussion on AI Adoption, Strategies, Skillset requirements (Panelists: Tulika Jha, Magreth Mushi, Keith Bowman, Gaurav Shah) &#8211; Robotics and Automation (RAS) session by Aaron Mathew and NCSU PhD Students  Celebration: IEEE Day Cake Cutting  Event is on Oct 10, 2026, Saturday from 10:00am &#8211; 4:00pm  Venue: Engineering Building 2 1231, Centinel Campus, North Carolina State University  Looking forward to connecting to all of you!  Best Regards,  Tulika Jha (Conference Organizer and Lead, Vice Chair ENCS), Magreth Mushi (ENCS Chair), ENCS Leadership Summit Committee &amp; ENCS Board  Agenda:  IEEE Region 3 ENCS Leadership Summit 2026  Join us for much awaited East North Carolina Section&#8217;s Annual Leadership and Technical Conference. Its a perfect opportunity to learn about latest technology, grown professionally and carve pathways to step into industry\/new field. Connect with peers, professionals, academia and students across the section and build a strong network empowering each other while celebrating IEEE Day.  This event is for IEEE members, Industry professionals, University Students, Academia faculty.  Please note this is not a Family event. No Registration Fee.  Please register for us to have exact headcount to order lunch, breakfast\/snack.  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