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Speaker
Adena White, Ph.D., MBA, is the Market Insights Lead at HiBob, where she conducts research on global trends in employee experience, HR best practices, and the impact of AI on the world of work.
With a background spanning scientific research, business strategy, and technology, she brings a strategic perspective to the future of work and is an accomplished speaker at both in-person and virtual events on AI, employee experience, and wellbeing.

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Summary
AI is rapidly becoming a core workforce expectation, extending far beyond technical roles. As employees increasingly use AI in their day-to-day work, organisations must move beyond simply encouraging adoption and establish clear standards for responsible, effective use.
This webinar explores how organisations can define the AI skills that matter, equip managers to assess them, and ensure AI training drives meaningful improvements in performance, not just increased usage. From verifying AI outputs and handling data responsibly to redesigning workflows and applying human judgment, discover how to turn AI capability into observable, measurable workplace behaviours.
We’ll also explore where organisations should start when employees are already using AI without consistent standards, and how leaders can build the right frameworks to support responsible and effective AI adoption.
What we'll cover:
Making AI Capability a Workforce Expectation: How AI skills are becoming increasingly important across roles, influencing performance, progression and pay.
Creating Consistent Standards for AI Use: How organisations can establish clear ownership, manager guidance and shared expectations as employees adopt AI.
Defining the Skills That Matter: Why effective AI use goes beyond prompting to include output verification, responsible data handling, workflow redesign and human judgment.
Measuring Impact Beyond AI Usage: How managers can assess AI capability and determine whether training is genuinely improving performance and ways of working.





15th September 2:00pm - 3:00pm


