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AI for Executives and Business Leaders

Turning AI opportunities into measurable business value.
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This workshop equips executives, directors, and senior managers with the practical understanding needed to make informed decisions about AI investment, adoption, risk, and governance.

Participants will explore what AI can realistically achieve, where organisations are seeing measurable value, common implementation pitfalls, and how to build a clear AI roadmap linked to business outcomes.

Delivered as a tailored, organisation-focused program, the workshop combines strategic guidance with real-world implementation insights, helping teams establish robust AI governance practices that drive business value, support sustainable growth, and build stakeholder trust.

What You'll Learn

  • What AI can realistically achieve
  • How to build an AI roadmap
  • How to measure business outcomes
  • Common AI implementation pitfalls
  • How to apply leading AI governance frameworks and standards (ISO/IEC 42001, Australian AI Ethics Principles and more)
  • Practical governance measures your organisation can implement immediately
Workshop members

Key Information

  • Format: Face-to-Face or Online Workshop
  • Participants: This workshop is designed for executives, directors, and senior managers who need to make informed decisions about AI investment, strategy, governance, and risk.
  • Executive Leaders and Decision Makers
  • Directors and Senior Managers
  • Business Unit and Functional Leaders
  • Technology and Transformation Leaders
  • AI, Data, and Digital Leaders

Workshop Topics

Principles of Trustworthy AI
  • Defining Trustworthy AI
  • Ethical AI Frameworks
  • Aligning AI with Business Strategy: Integrating AI initiatives with broader business objectives and strategies
  • Interactive Exercise: Risk Identification
Strategies for AI Deployment
  • AI Project Lifecycle: Key stages in AI deployment
  • Optimising Risk Mitigation Options
  • Interactive Exercise: Risk Mitigation.
Governance of AI Applications
  • Governance Frameworks
  • Regulatory and Compliance Considerations
  • Ongoing Monitoring and Evaluation
Open Discussion and Q&A

Bring your organisation's challenges and questions for discussion with our experts.

What's Included?

Expert-Led Learning
Learn from leading industry experts in AI strategy, software assurance, and trusted AI adoption.
Interactive Sessions
Engage in interactive sessions that facilitate collaborative learning and discussion among participants.
Customised Learning Pathways
Build practical AI capability through training shaped to your team’s roles, responsibilities, and current challenges. We tailor the content to support confident, responsible AI adoption.

This program is delivered by KJR

KJR is a founding member of the Queensland AI Hub

KJR is an Australian Software Quality Engineering Consultancy and a leading practitioner in Trusted AI Adoption. Founded on nearly 30 years of experience in quality assurance and verification, we help organisations unlock real business value from AI, ensuring deployments are not only compliant and ethical but also strategically aligned to drive innovation, efficiency, and growth.

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Your Trainers

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Dr. Kelvin Ross
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Dr. Mark Pedersen
KJR CTO
ACS AI in Society Committee Member

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Kelvin Ross

– Chairman

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The man who started it all – Kelvin John Ross is KJR’s founder. Over 22 years ago, Kelvin had completed his PhD in safety critical systems engineering and was ready to have a crack at the “crazy entrepreneurial ideas” in his head. As the world approached the uncertainty of Y2K, KJR emerged and Kelvin’s life was never the same.

 

When it comes to KJR, Kelvin believes that “like an artist, the painting is never complete”. He is constantly examining the changing world and working with the Collective to keep KJR relevant and of value to clients. In 2020 alone, Kelvin has been deeply involved in the launch of both Queensland AI Hub – connecting Queensland’s AI ecosystem, and Datarwe – real World Data for AI enabled medical innovation, acting as Director and CTO respectively. And in recent years, Kelvin has helped to set-up IntelliHQ, a non-profit developing the ecosystem for AI innovation in healthcare where he remains a Director, is also a Director at AIkademi (The AI Academy), and co-founded the Young Women Leaders in AI program, which encourages and facilitates the development of Australia’s next generation of brilliant female minds.

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Mark Pedersen

– CTO

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Mark is an IT professional with a passion for digital culture. During the week, he leads his team at KJR through straight-talking solutions to software problems. In his spare time, he can be found crafting soundscapes and audio/visual installations that embrace technology’s propensity for playfulness and expression.


He first honed his aptitude for software innovation and assurance as a postgrad research assistant at the University of Queensland, where he went on to complete a PhD in Artificial Intelligence, focusing on language technology. It was there he befriended KJR founder Kelvin Ross and they bonded over a shared enthusiasm for fine-tuning software and risk mitigation strategies. He’s been with KJR ever since, taking a few years off to teach IT in the Middle East before returning in 2006 to open the Melbourne branch.


As CTO, Mark’s technical knowledge and lateral thinking abilities are counted on to lead critical software projects safely out of the red and into the light. And, as a world-class software risk analyst and advisor, he thrives on the satisfaction of bettering lives with technology that actually works.


Within the broader industry ecosystem, Mark is a member of the ACS AI in Society Committee, helping to shaping responsible AI usage in Australia, and regularly contributes to international discussion on AI Governance and quality assurance.