When intelligence becomes abundant, what becomes more valuable about you?
Engaging members in ways that are relevant, timely and genuinely supportive remains one of the most important, and challenging, priorities for superannuation leaders today.
Forget the fund for 90 minutes. What does AI mean for you personally as a senior leader?
Most AI conversations focus on the organisation: strategy, productivity, technology, workforce and governance. This session turns the lens onto the executive.
AI is becoming more than a productivity tool. It can analyse, synthesise, challenge assumptions, reason and increasingly act. As intelligence becomes more abundant, the source of executive advantage starts to shift.
Through provocative live demonstrations and practical examples, this session will explore what that means for senior leaders: how AI can sharpen thinking, challenge assumptions and improve decision-making and where leaders should draw the line.
As AI can do more, what becomes more valuable is what only you can bring.
Participants will leave with a clearer view of where to delegate to AI, where to work alongside it and where distinctly human judgement matters most plus three actions to apply immediately.
Discussion themes:
The changing executive advantage: what becomes more valuable as intelligence becomes abundant
Better use of AI: using the latest AI capabilities to challenge assumptions, expose blind spots and improve decisions
The leadership line: what to delegate, what to augment and what never to outsource
What remains human: judgement, context, courage, relationships and accountability
Speaker
Will Liang, Co-CEO of Amplify AI Group
The session will be led by Will Liang, Co-CEO of Amplify AI Group, a former CTO and CIO with more than 18 years' experience leading AI, data and technology across financial services. His career includes senior leadership roles at MA Asset Management, Macquarie Group and KPMG, and he is a TEDx speaker and globally recognised AI and data leader.
Will and the Amplify AI Group team work closely with CEOs and C-suite executives across super funds, asset managers and asset owners, providing executive coaching and building practical AI capability at the leadership level. Their work focuses not simply on what AI can do, but how it changes the way senior executives think, decide and lead
Melbourne
Date: Tuesday 1st December
Venue: Ashurst Perkins Coie
Address: South Tower, Level 16/80 Collins Street
Brisbane
Date: Wednesday 2nd December
Venue: HSFK
Address: 360 Queen Street
Sydney
Date: Thursday 3rd December
Venue: Deloitte
Address: Quay Quarter Tower, 50 Bridge Street
Luncheon briefings in Adelaide and Canberra will be scheduled, with dates and venues provided in due course.
Time
12.15pm (for a 12.30pm start) - 2.00pm (BRIS - AEST | SYD & MELB - AEDT)
Cost
FEAL members - $0 & non-members $145 (inc GST)
*If you are a non member & would like to attend please contact FEAL.
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