The AI Leaders Symposium is a refreshingly different event where the AI, Data, Information, Technology and Transformation leaders charged with implementing Enterprise AI explore the questions that will help define their organisation’s operating model. Because leadership in times of transformation and turbulence is not about knowing what the future will be – it’s about deciding what you want your future to be and navigating your way there. This is not another event promising all the answers with little return; delegates will be fortified with the right questions to ask, built from shared experience with their peers. The Symposium takes attendees from “unknown unknowns” to “known unknowns”.
Taking place 9–10 March 2027 in the beautiful Hunter Valley, the Symposium brings together 100+ handpicked, personally invited enterprise leaders: Heads of AI, Chief Data Officers, Chief Technology Officers, Heads of Digital Transformation and Chief Product Officers, from Australia’s largest financial services, retail, healthcare, government, telecommunications, resources and professional services organisations.
The programme will be created in consultation with the top industry voices which make up our amazing Advisory board – including leaders from TPG Telecom, Komatsu, Australian Retirement Trust, Endeavour, SEEK, IAG and more.
Held under Chatham House Rules, invitation-only and capped in size, the event is deliberately different from the trade shows and city conferences cluttering the market: no exhibition booths, no distractions, no daily office distractions. Just two days of thought leadership and honest, peer-to-peer discussion among the people shaping enterprise AI in Australia.
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Ashton Media conferences are an exceptional source of insight, education and networking opportunities. Our agendas are filled with targeted themes and big ideas from inspiring industry leaders. We create leading conferences that deliver unprecedented insight into your industry with inspiring speakers, highly targeted content and the most senior delegations in the region.
