Zack Huhn Joins Hope Town AI Advisory Board

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TOLEDO, OH, UNITED STATES, November 12, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Zack Huhn, Chief SuperIntelligence Officer of the Enterprise Technology Association (ETA) and Executive Director of the US AI Congress, has joined the advisory board of Hope Town AI, a nonprofit organization in Windham, Ohio. This move aims to guide the practical and ethical application of artificial intelligence (AI) across the state of Ohio.

Hope Town AI, which supports people in recovery from substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders through recovery housing, transportation, employment services, and peer support, is expanding its efforts to train and consult on AI. Huhn's role on the advisory board will help connect Hope Town AI's initiatives to broader national and state AI programs and standards.

Huhn joins an advisory board that includes leaders from various sectors, such as recovery, behavioral health, public policy, and technology. The board members include Rep. Heidi Workman, State Representative of District 72 and a member of the Technology and Innovation Committee; Lori Criss, former Director of the Ohio Department of Behavioral Health; and Teresa Lampl, CEO of the Ohio Council of Behavioral Health & Family Service Providers.

The Enterprise Technology Association (ETA) is the national leader in AI and emerging technology adoption. ETA's Great Lakes AI Week, which runs from November 10-12, 2026, in Toledo, Ohio, will bring together leaders from business, government, higher education, and healthcare. The Toledo AI Summit on November 12 is a key event within this week, focusing on the practical and ethical use of AI.

Hope Town AI's services include AI readiness assessments, roadmaps, and governance frameworks, as well as the Hope Town AI Academy, which offers 12 sessions across three tracks: AI Readiness, AI for the Underserved and Underemployed, and AI for Leaders. The academy aims to provide practical, ethical training and consulting for organizations in Ohio.

The US AI Congress, which returns to the National Press Club in Washington, D.C., on March 24-25, 2027, will also benefit from Huhn's expertise. This congress is a significant event for leaders, institutions, and regions to prepare for the age of intelligence and the integration of AI into their operations.

Founded in 2015, Hope Town Ohio is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization based in Windham, Ohio. Its mission is to support people in recovery from substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders through various services, including recovery housing, transportation, employment services, and peer support. Hope Town AI brings the same approach to AI, focusing on practical, ethical training and consulting for behavioral health, recovery, workforce, and nonprofit organizations across Ohio.

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