If you’re going to pilot a new AI initiative and you could borrow talent from anywhere within your organization, who would you want on your dream team?

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Director of IT4 months ago

Start with the business owners - that's where AI will be having an impact. Include the tech teams. Exec sponsor from C-suite. Skilling lead. Culture lead. Change management lead. Finance/ROI lead.

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Founder in Finance (non-banking)5 months ago

CTO org, CDO/CIO org, relevant product team (assuming AI initiative is aimed at boosting revenue or service quality), and one mid-level foward-thinking, influnecial member of legal/compliance. Unless you are the product or business unit head to which most of the value and burden of the new AI initiative applies, get COO or Chief of Staff sponsorship to facilitate engaging and navigating internal stakeholders.

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Director of Other5 months ago

I would have:IT, legal, data privacy, and training representatives on my team.

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CISO/CPO & Adjunct Law Professor in Finance (non-banking)5 months ago

Functional expertise from the impacted business area(s) should be included as well as Legal. Business line buy in is key as well as Legal spotting and resolving potential issues at the pilot stage.

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Mission Diplomatic Technology Officer in Government5 months ago

I agree with the other share— it’s more of cross domain expertise ideally somewhere between 6 to 10 folks in context of the problem set.

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