Application to Join the AI Executive Leadership Council
Lead from the Front. Shape What's Next.
The smartest leaders aren’t waiting to see what AI will do.
They’re gathering behind closed doors to decide what it should do – for their industries, their teams, and their future advantage.
The AI Executive Leadership Council, founded and led by Beth Tinsman and powered by Twin State Technical Services, brings together a select group of C-suite leaders who want to get ahead of AI and stay there.
This is not a tech demo. It’s not a lecture.
It’s a closed-door working group of executive decision-makers who are turning AI from theory into strategic advantage.
What the Council Is
An invite-only executive roundtable designed for leaders ready to turn AI into a strategic advantage.
Each quarterly session brings together CEOs, CIOs, COOs, CFOs, and Managing Partners from leading organizations in the Quad Cities to:
- Benchmark with peers navigating real AI decisions
- Build clarity around operational, ethical, and strategic challenges
- Leave with an actionable plan for your organization
No vendors. No recordings. No distractions. Just serious conversations and strategic progress.
Your Membership Includes
- Reserved seat at four closed-door, half-day roundtables ($40,000 value)
- Direct access to TSTS’ senior AI and tech strategists ($100,000 value)
- Private briefings and executive-level summaries following each session
- Recognition as a Founding Member of the AI Leadership Council
- Early access to local AI pilots and strategic tools
Annual Member Investment: $10,000
Why Join Now
Most organizations are either flying blind or frozen by the hype.
The AI Executive Leadership Council gives you:
A clear line of sight in a fast-changing landscape
A trusted peer group for candid, strategic dialogue
A competitive edge built on real-world application, not speculation
Apply for Membership
Membership is by invitation only and capped to maintain depth and quality of discussion.
To apply for consideration, please complete this short form.