President
Name to be announced
The team
Five officers, one faculty advisor, and a growing bench of mentors. Officers are students too — find any of us after a meeting.
Executive board · 2026–27
Our founding board serves until the first regular officer selection in spring 2028. Names and photos are going up as the roster is finalized.
President
Name to be announced
Vice President
Name to be announced
Secretary
Name to be announced
Treasurer
Name to be announced
Membership & Marketing Director
Name to be announced
Faculty advisor
Associate Professor of Marketing, Gies College of Business, University of Illinois Urbana–Champaign.
Professor Liu meets regularly with AIBE's officers, attends board and general meetings as schedule allows, helps orient new officers, and advises on training, program planning and the responsible use of AI in business.
Per our constitution, the advisor attends board meetings as a non-voting member. Decision-making stays with the student officers.
As AIBE grows
The Executive Board can create additional director positions as the club grows. These three are the ones we expect to need first. If one of them sounds like you, say so early — it is much easier to grow into a role you've already been doing informally.
How officers are selectedProposed
Owns the Project Slate and the teams: formation, milestones, demo day. Currently handled by the Vice President.
Proposed
Sponsors, Research Park companies, industry speakers and credits. The person who makes the hackathon budget real.
Proposed
Rooms, food, logistics, field trips. The reason anything actually happens on time.
Open now
A member team that reads widely and picks the week's best articles and papers. Not an officer role — just a good one.
Faculty, staff, alumni, graduate students and industry professionals who lead workshops, advise project teams and share what they know.
If you've started something, run AI in production, invested in it, or researched it — and you'd give a few hours a semester to students who are trying — we would like to hear from you. Mentors participate in an advisory capacity and don't hold decision-making power in AIBE.