Data Booster Data & AI Literacy Round Table

Nine editions in, one question keeps coming back: who actually owns this? Your people are already using AI. Most of them without much grasp of where the data comes from, and most of them without anyone having decided who is responsible for changing that. The data office holds the strategy. HR holds the learning infrastructure, the budget for people's hours and the performance conversation. Neither side can do it alone, and this is exactly the seam programmes stall on. So for the 10th edition we are putting both sides in the same room for one afternoon. Co-hosted with Sandra Oudshoff. Two talks. A keynote on what changes when AI literacy moves from the data office to the CHRO: what broke, what it cost, and what they would do differently. Twenty five minutes, not the polished version. Plus a short add-on from Sandra on where ownership of data & AI literacy actually belongs. Speaker announced closer to the date. Four tables, forty minutes. The questions come from three months of conversations with our clients. Every table needs at least one HR and one data person, which is the whole point. Who owns this. Why time, not money, has become the real budget. How you prove it worked when compliance, your sponsor and technical leadership each want a different kind of evidence. And why measuring AI usage tends to produce exactly the behaviour you did not want. Past editions brought together people from ING, Rabobank, ABN AMRO, Schiphol, KLM, Heineken, PGGM, PostNL, Just Eat Takeaway, Eneco and Brenntag. We keep it small, so it stays a conversation between peers rather than a stage. Our last edition had Stefano Puntoni of Wharton on AI adoption, and Daniëlle Bourgondiën of PGGM on what it actually took there. Jaarbeurs Innovation Mile, Beatrixgebouw, Jaarbeursplein 6, Utrecht. Doors 14:30, programme 15:00 to 17:00, drinks from 17:00 until 18:00. Thirty to forty seats, registration by approval.