Session 1:
Wednesday | February 25th | 10AM GMT
AI-ready workforce: Bridging the gap between adoption and performance
Real impact from AI doesn’t just depend on the technology alone. It depends on how people choose to use it at work,
For HR leaders, the challenge is clear: two in three employees aren’t fully AI-ready, and most organisations don’t know where those gaps are. That uncertainty slows adoption, increases risk, and limits the return on AI investment.
This session shows you how to identify AI readiness, uncover people capability gaps, and reduce the risks they create by developing the skills that help turn AI investment into real performance gains.
What you’ll take away:
- A clear definition of AI readiness for employees
- Insight into the behaviours and capabilities that predict successful AI adoption
- How to measure AI readiness across your workforce, and identify capability gaps that may be slowing down productivity
- Next-step strategies to move from insight to impact.
Session 2:
Thursday | March 26th | 10AM GMT
AI-ready leaders: Driving performance in an AI-enabled world
AI is reshaping the work leaders do. While the fundamentals of good leadership still matter, a new set of AI specific behaviors is emerging which will define high impact leaders in the years ahead.
This session looks at what effective leadership requires in an AI enabled organisation, why some leaders risk being outpaced if they don’t evolve, and how organisations can equip their leaders to drive performance in this new landscape.
What you’ll take away:
- A clear picture of strong leadership when AI is embedded into everyday work
- The human behaviors that will set future high-impact leaders apart
- Why some leaders will fall behind, even if they are performing strongly today
- Practical implications for current and future leadership development programs