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‘AI Confidence: The Leader’s Role in Empowering Teams to Solve Business Challenges' Roundtable

Join our free roundtable, where industry experts discuss how artificial intelligence is reshaping business practices.

Date: Friday 13 June 2025

Time: 1.30-5.15pm

Place: University of Liverpool Management School - Seminar Room 1 (first floor)

The event

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming how organisations approach problem-solving, decision-making and innovation.

As businesses strive to harness the power of AI to improve productivity, profitability, and outcomes, they must also address its complexities with strategic leadership and confidence.

Hosted by the Liverpool Advanced Methods for Big Data Analytics (LAMBDA) Research Centre, the roundtable brings together AI professionals to explore how leaders can empower their teams to adopt AI responsibly and effectively.

The event will provide a platform for discussing how AI is enabling organisations to tackle business challenges and drive forward real-world solutions.

The roundtable aims to strengthen the connection between academia and industry by encouraging collaborative research and fundraising opportunities.

We invite organisations to consider contributing anonymised datasets that can be used in case studies and research projects by our Master’s and PhD students.

As well as gaining invaluable insights from industry experts, this one-day event provides a unique opportunity for asking questions, networking and nurturing research collaborations.

The event is open to all staff, students and alumni, as well as businesses, policymakers who want to better understand AI's impact on business and leadership and equip you with strategies to meet future challenges with confidence.

Keynote speakers

Following opening remarks and speaker presentations, we will open the floor to questions led by Master's students Peter Sustad and Julia Andrusiak, initiating discussions and allowing participants to engage directly with our speakers and fellow attendees.