I speak on AI strategy, enterprise adoption, and what it actually means — practically and organisationally — for businesses to work alongside intelligent systems.
My essays reach founders, CTOs, and decision-makers across 50 countries.
Recent
- AUT Technology Leaders Seminar Series: Beyond the Frontier: Enterprise AI in the Next 18 Months (September 2026)
- University of Auckland, Master of Commerce: guest lecture on AI strategy, ethics and energy (August 2026)
- University of Auckland, Master of Artificial Intelligence: guest lecture, After the Notebook: Architecture and Design Decisions for AI in Production (October 2026)
- Harbour to Horizon, University of Auckland Business School podcast: episode 4, AI, Leadership and the Future of Work (2026)
- Rotary Club of Auckland: The Cosmic Zoom, on AI and real-world transformation (July 2026)
Topics
- AI strategy for leadership teams: beyond the hype
- From AI curiosity to competitive advantage
- The human problems in AI deployment
- Agentic AI and the changing nature of work
- AI governance, judgement, and institutional memory
- What competitive strategy looks like when model capability is no longer the constraint
- Governing what AI is allowed to say: approval, evidence and control at scale
Formats
Keynotes, panel discussions, executive roundtables, workshops and guest lectures. Every session is tailored to the audience: a board briefing is a different conversation from a practitioner workshop.
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