About this event
Examining the impact of AI on the world of work.
As artificial intelligence rapidly transforms industries, businesses face both immense opportunities and complex challenges. In this session, we will explore how professional associations (including the CIPD) can lead with purpose in the new AI era. Discuss how ethical AI integration, inclusive growth, and responsible leadership can drive innovation without compromising societal values. This discussion will highlight practical steps associations and their members - which may include you - can take to guide society toward a future where AI is harnessed not just for efficiency, but for the greater good of businesses, employees, and communities alike. Join us to explore how leadership in this new age can be both visionary and grounded in purpose.
Speakers Bio: Caroline Broadway
Founder of Dandelion Applied AI, Caroline Broadway helps SMEs and charities put tools like Microsoft 365 Copilot and ChatGPT to work in a practical way. She brings 25 years of experience in business and leadership, with a focus on the people side of AI adoption. Her approach keeps AI grounded in business goals and delivers quick achievable wins.
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5. This event may include an external speaker who has prepared their own presentation. Any views or opinions expressed by the speaker are their own and do not reflect those of the CIPD.
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