Cincinnati, OH, September 8, 2026 — Black Tech Week, an event focused on technology and innovation within the Black community, has announced it will no longer hold its annual conference in Cincinnati. The departure follows a five-year engagement with the city.

The specific reasons for Black Tech Week’s decision to relocate were not immediately provided. The organization had established a presence in Cincinnati over the past five years, hosting its events and contributing to the local tech ecosystem.

Information regarding the exact years of the five-year period or the timeline for this departure was not disclosed. Likewise, details about the event’s next host city or future plans have not been announced.

Black Tech Week has been a significant platform for networking, professional development, and showcasing Black entrepreneurs and professionals in the technology sector. Its presence in Cincinnati over the last half-decade offered opportunities for local engagement and highlighted the city’s potential as a hub for diverse tech talent.

The organization’s departure leaves a void in the local calendar for such specialized tech gatherings. Further details concerning the transition and future plans are anticipated from Black Tech Week organizers.


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