
The AI Leadership Summit is the most influential AI event of the year designed for leaders, organised by CEDA and the National AI Centre.
This year, for the fourth annual summit, we gathered in Sydney with a full program featuring 50+ domestic and international speakers, thematic breakouts, and optional in-depth workshops on day two of the program.
Take a look below for all the major highlights.
The AI Leadership Summit is the most influential AI event of the year designed for leaders, organised by CEDA and the National AI Centre.
This year, for the fourth annual summit, we gathered in Sydney with a full program featuring 50+ domestic and international speakers, thematic breakouts, and optional in-depth workshops on day two of the program.
Take a look below for all the major highlights.
"This isn’t just a technology moment, it’s a people moment. We need to bring people on the journey and give them the agency to make AI a tool that works for them."
Lee Hickin, Executive Director, National AI Centre
"This isn’t just a technology moment, it’s a people moment. We need to bring people on the journey and give them the agency to make AI a tool that works for them."
Lee Hickin, Executive Director, National AI Centre
Our audience heard from local and international AI experts
Emma Covacevich
Chief Executive Partner at Clayton Utz
Annie Liao
Founder and CEO at Build Club
Dr Ariella Heffernan-Marks
Founder and CEO at Ovum
Kim Majerus
Vice President, Global Education and Local Government at Amazon Web Services
Louise Stigwood
Managing Director ANZ Public Sector at Amazon Web Services
Charlie Sutton
Chief Design Officer at Atlassian
Emma Covacevich
Chief Executive Partner at Clayton Utz
Annie Liao
Founder and CEO at Build Club
Dr Ariella Heffernan-Marks
Founder and CEO at Ovum
Kim Majerus
Vice President, Global Education and Local Government at Amazon Web Services
Louise Stigwood
Managing Director ANZ Public Sector at Amazon Web Services
Charlie Sutton
Chief Design Officer at Atlassian
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