​If you're leading AI change inside your organisation, this is a chance to meet others doing one of the hardest (and most exciting) jobs going right now - and see how they're doing it.

​In September we got a room of AI leaders & operators together for drinks. The conversation was mostly about one question: what are other businesses actually doing with this stuff?

​So this time, three leaders will show you.

​Each one walks through a use case, AI strategy or adoption plan running inside their teams right now. What the work looked like before, what it looks like now, and what it took to get people onside.

​Come with questions and an open mind.

​If you're selling services, this one's not for you. This is a pitch-free, curated room of leaders who want to learn from each other.

​SPEAKERS

​Brad Ryan, Chief AI Officer, i-screen

​What does AI adoption look like inside a health business serving 150,000 customers?

​In just 10 weeks, Brad and his team built the i-screen Business Suite, spanning CRM, marketing, logistics, customer support, and governance, risk and control.

​That's serious ground to cover, especially in a health business where trust and compliance matter.

​Brad is a senior global executive. Before becoming i-screen's Chief AI Officer, he spent five years leading AWS's Data and AI Partner business across APAC, then led Accenture's AI and Automation practice as Managing Director.

​Vino Nair, PhD, Managing Partner, Mason Advisory Australia

​Leading Enterprise AI: five lessons from a transformation leader who doesn't write code

​Vino advises boards and executives on AI strategy and governance. A former trauma surgeon turned transformation leader with time at Bain & Company and KPMG, Vino has delivered 60+ transformation programs, built AI governance frameworks across regulated industries and uncovered $20M in productivity benefits for a major financial institution.

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​WHO IT'S FOR

• ​Heads of AI, AI enablement leads, and transformation leads driving adoption inside their organisation

• ​COOs, CTOs, Heads of Ops, HR/L&D and department leads who've taken AI on as part of their remit

• ​AI strategists, RevOps, GTM and marketing engineers

​Host

​Robelen Ryan, founder of CodexLab. Melbourne-based marketing strategist who's spent the last few years building AI systems for non-technical leaders and operators, and testing every Claude change on her own business before anyone else has to.