In an age when AI can already write essays, solve problems, and reshape entire careers, how do we prepare the next generation to not only keep up, but to thrive? That question is at the heart of this event — a rare opportunity to engage with Professor Po-Shen Loh, one of the world’s most dynamic voices in education.

Po is a Carnegie Mellon mathematician, global educator, and social entrepreneur who has spent the past decade coaching the U.S. International Math Olympiad team to world championships, while traveling to more than 100 cities each year. His talks blend mathematics, performance, and real-world insights, sparking fresh conversations about how children, parents, and communities can flourish in the AI era.

What makes this gathering unique is not just the keynote, but the experience: a chance for students to be inspired by one of the most creative thinkers in education today, and for parents to gain practical wisdom on guiding children toward curiosity, resilience, and lifelong learning.

This is more than a talk — it’s a community moment, a gathering of families, educators, and leaders who believe that joyful, holistic learning is the best preparation for a world we can’t yet predict.