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A discussion on privacy, compliance, and safe AI usage for small and mid‑sized businesses.

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Eric Noble is a technology consultant, business owner, and the Chair of the Peoria Chamber’s ACT Committee. As founder of Business IT Solutions Professionals, LLC, Erichelps organizations adopt AI, strengthen cybersecurity, streamline operations, and make informed technology decisions that drive real business value.
Eric has built his career around solving practical technology challenges — from securing sensitive data to implementing automated workflows to evaluating modern digital tools. His work spans regulated industries, small businesses, and rapidly growing organizations, giving him a diverse understanding of what local companies truly need.
As ACT Chair, Eric is focused on one goal: equipping Peoria businesses with the knowledge, support, and resources they need to use technology safely and effectively. His approach is grounded in clarity, simplicity, and empowering leaders to make confident decisions in an uncertain digital landscape.