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Juliette Powell
Navigate the complexities of AI-enabled technology and drive responsible business practices forward with Juliette Powell, speaker, co-founder and managing partner of Kleiner Powell International.
Juliette Powell is a leading advisor at the intersection of responsible technology and business. With a focus on guiding companies through the complexities of AI-enabled technology, she offers valuable insights into the evolving social dynamics and heightened global competition that organisations face today. Her expertise is particularly relevant as businesses strive to adapt to rapid technological advancements while maintaining ethical standards.
Juliette's journey in the tech industry has been marked by her commitment to fostering responsible innovation. As the co-founder and managing partner of Kleiner Powell International, she has played a pivotal role in advising a diverse range of clients on how to leverage technology for sustainable growth. Her recent co-authorship of "The AI Dilemma," published in August 2023, reflects her deep understanding of the challenges and opportunities presented by artificial intelligence.
Throughout her career, Juliette has encountered various challenges, from navigating the complexities of emerging technologies to addressing the ethical implications of their use. Her ability to distil complex concepts into actionable strategies has made her a sought-after thought leader in the field. She has been recognised for her contributions to responsible technology, earning accolades that underscore her influence and commitment to ethical practices in business.
Juliette's qualifications and experience position her as a trusted voice in discussions about the future of technology and its impact on society. Her work not only addresses the immediate needs of businesses but also considers the broader implications of technological advancements. By engaging with Juliette, audiences gain access to a wealth of knowledge that can help them navigate the challenges of the modern business landscape while prioritising responsibility and sustainability.
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Juliette Powell draws on her co-authored work, The AI Dilemma, and her advisory practice at Kleiner Powell International to frame AI governance challenges through case-based analysis, translating complex ethical and competitive dynamics into actionable business strategies.
Juliette Powell speaks on responsible AI adoption, business ethics and governance, and the social and competitive implications of emerging technology. She is the co-author of The AI Dilemma (2023) and co-founder and managing partner of Kleiner Powell International, where she advises organisations on leveraging technology for sustainable growth.
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