Join us for Boettcher's quarterly Catalyst Conversations series - a virtual opportunity to showcase the incredible talents of our Alums, connect from afar, and explore unique, thought-provoking content.
This quarter, 1997 Scholar Tim Creasey will delve into the world of AI, offering practical advice on how to integrate this powerful tool into our lives.
Session Description: "I'm not sure what to ask it. What does it really even do? How would I use it?" Even though you are seeing and hearing about AI everywhere, recent data suggests that less than 1/3 of people have tried using AI on most of their tasks. Effectively integrating AI allows us to work more efficiently, produce higher-quality results, reduce mental strain, and even enjoy the process more - and sometimes, it enables us to achieve things that wouldn't have been possible otherwise. This engaging session will explore the critical mindset for effectively collaborating with AI and provide actionable and practical tips for identifying where and how you can partner with AI so you can do more of what makes you feel human.
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Presenter Bio: Tim Creasey is an internationally recognized authority on change management and the Chief Innovation Officer at Prosci (with global headquarters in Fort Collins, CO), where he has spent more than two decades advancing the discipline of change. With a unique focus on the intersection of individual and organizational change, Tim has helped shape Prosci’s research-based methodologies, used to drive adoption and outcomes around the world. His expertise spans diverse industries, guiding leaders to integrate effective change strategies into complex, evolving environments. At the forefront of the AI transformation, Tim’s current work centers on how organizations can leverage AI to unlock human potential and optimize change initiatives. As a keynote speaker, author, and thought leader, Tim’s insights empower organizations to navigate the challenges of digital and AI-driven transformations with people at the center of success. On the side, Tim enjoys laser etching black slate coasters with AI-generated artwork of emotive animals – because nature doesn’t create a spider monkey that looks like a Boston Red Sox fan in 2004 the moment they broke the curse.
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