Tech Hot Topic Series: Part 1: The AI-Adapted Workforce: Change Management
Parking
Public transportation is recommended. CarGurus is located across the street from the Hynes Convention Center Station (green line) and ~0.6 miles from Back Bay (orange line and commuter rail).
Nearby parking garages include Hynes Auditorium Garage, Somerset Garage, and Prudential Center Garage. Reserving a parking spot in advance using SpotHero is also recommended.AI adoption is no longer optional. It is changing how companies operate, how teams are structured, and how work gets done across every function.
About this Program
This first session tackles what that really looks like inside tech companies. You will hear from leaders who are reorganizing teams, redefining roles, and introducing entirely new ways of working. From internal operations to product development, we will dig into how companies are deciding what work stays with people, what shifts to AI agents, and how to manage the transition without losing momentum.
Whether your company is already deep into AI or just starting to explore its potential, this session will offer practical takeaways and a clear-eyed view of what it takes to lead through change.
We’ll cover
How leading tech orgs are incorporating AI to structure teams
What it looks like to merge functions and potentially teams (e.g., data and product, engineering and ops) under an AI lens
Lessons from companies further along the journey — including what’s worked and what hasn’t
Who will attend
Functional Leaders including hiring managers and directors , VPs of talent , CPOs/CHROs and CIOs.
Hear From:
Keynote from Robert Levin, Senior Partner, McKinsey & Company
Brian McMahon – Divisional CIO,Finance Tech, Divisional Site Leader, Capital One
Drew Fortin – Founder, Lever Talent (Moderator)
Anne McDonough – VP, Global Human Resources, Acquia
Sarah Rich – Senior Manager, Data Analytics Engineering, CarGurus
Evgen Temchenko – VP of Enterprise Engineering, NIX United
Adam Fouse, VP, Techinical Operations, Aptima, Inc.
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