Executive Session: Solving Human Barriers to AI Adoption
How to Build Executive Alignment, Workforce Trust, and a Culture Ready for AI
AI doesn’t fail because of bad models—it fails because of misaligned leadership, unprepared teams, and organizational inertia. In this executive session, we go beyond the technology to explore the human side of AI adoption. You'll discover how to align your organization, upskill your workforce, and break through internal resistance to unlock real business value from AI.
Based on insights from leading AI transformation programs in Big Tech and Fortune 500 companies, this webinar offers actionable strategies to overcome cultural, structural, and strategic barriers—so your AI initiatives don’t just start, they scale.
Who This Webinar is For
✅ C-suite executives and senior leaders exploring enterprise AI integration
✅ Innovation, transformation, and digital strategy heads seeking organization-wide AI readiness
✅ Team leaders and people managers navigating workforce upskilling and internal AI resistance
✅ HR and L&D professionals aiming to build trust and fluency around AI tools and systems
What You’ll Learn
- Why executive alignment is the real foundation of AI success
- How to measure AI readiness beyond just tech infrastructure
- Ways to address fear, resistance, and trust issues within your teams
- How to connect AI use cases to strategic business outcomes
- Proven frameworks for cultural transformation and experimentation
Speaker Highlights
🔹 Joaquin Paz
AI Go-To-Market & Innovation Leader | 10-year Google Veteran
Joaquin brings over a decade of experience leading AI innovation and digital transformation across Big Tech and high-growth startups. At Google, he spearheads global programs impacting over 20,000 users and has improved operational efficiency by 15%+. He has delivered 100+ AI fluency and transformation workshops to Fortune 500 companies, helping leaders drive measurable business impact through emerging technologies. Joaquin holds a certificate in AI Applied to Business from Stanford and serves as an advisor to innovation-focused initiatives like Melinda Gates' Headstream accelerator.
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