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® ® NEW YORK 2019 AI MEANS BUSINESS EXPLAINABLE PRACTICAL RESPONSIBLE 11-12 DECEMBER 2019 THE JAVITS CENTER REGISTER NOW CONTACT US TO ENQUIRE ABOUT DISCOUNTED RATES - LIMITED PLACES LEFT 2019 PROGRAM REGISTER ® NOW USE THE DIAGRAM BELOW TO NAVIGATE YOUR WAY AROUND THE NEW PROGRAM SAVE UP TO $1,000 WHEN YOU BOOK BY 12 NOVEMBER BY CLICKING ON THE INDIVIDUAL CONTENT TRACKS, YOU BRINGING THE AI WILL BE ABLE TO FIND OUT FOR MORE INFORMATION COMMUNITY TOGETHER STRATEGIC IMPLEMENTATION – INTELLIGENT EXECUTION – PIONEERING OPTIMISATION DELIVER IMPLEMENT DEVELOP DAY 1 ONLY DAY 1 & 2 STAGE STAGE STAGE The AI Summit New York is designed to provide the platform to both turbocharge and safeguard your organisations’ AI journey. Whether AI FINANCE SUMMIT AI TRAINING ACADEMY through one-to-one engagement with AI pioneers, world-exclusive presentations from leading business strategists, or deep-dive workshops In partnership with the Innovation Academy, this year’s with the brightest minds in tech. AI RETAIL SUMMIT new AI Academy Track will Across 8 content tracks, zonal exhibition, and dozens of workshops and show floor features – the AI Summit remains laser-beam focussed feature a 2-day training program of high-impact short courses, on genuine use-cases, real life business applications, and success stories from across business functions, and across core industry verticals. NEW NEW NEW DAY 2 ONLY designed specifically for the This presents a unique opportunity to access and engage with a cross-section of decision makers across The Enterprise in a single event. enterprise developer, data AI AI scientist, and software engineer AI HEALTHCARE SUMMIT IMPLEMENTATION DEVELOPMENT community. From the C-Suite leaders establishing the AI strategy (Deliver Community) to the technical and line of business leads who manage and LOUNGE STUDIO LAB deliver the implementation of AI projects (Implement Community) through to the internal advocates and technical talent building and integrating AI (Develop Community). VIEW SESSIONS VIEW SESSIONS VIEW SESSIONS AI SALES & MARKETING SUMMIT Our audience – across two short days – are provided with a unique opportunity to conduct an end-to-end examination of enterprise challenges associated with AI, and really get a thorough understanding of what – and who - is required to deliver a successful project in their business, from top to bottom. STAR KEYNOTES Atish Banerjea Bjorn Austraat Elizabeth Carrasco Rich Dutton Hassan Tetteh Lori Beer Yousuke Okada Sandeep Bajaj Nosa Omoigui Jose Murillo Andy Peart Serkan Piantino Global CIO SVP, AI Enterprise Solutions CTO Head of Machine Learning for Health Mission Chief Global Chief Information Founder & CEO Group Chief Digital Officer Founder and CEO Chief Analytics Officer Chief Marketing and Strategy Founder and CEO Facebook - Agile AI CBS Interactive Corporate Engineering Department of Defense Officer Abeja Everest Re Weave Banorte Officer Spell Wells Fargo Google JPMorgan Chase Artificial Solutions Monica Caldas Jeff McMillan Aditi Baker Ryan Kee T. Scott Clendaniel Paritosh Desai Stephen Wong Phil Gray Sanjay Srivastava Lawrence Edmondson Mike Berger Tolga Kurtoglu VP and CIO Chief Analytics and Data VP - Head of Pricing & Portfolio Director - Innovation, AI Chief Data Scientist - Strategic Chief Data and Analytics Chief Research Informatics EVP Corporate Development SVP, Chief Digital Officer SVP of Technology VP, Chief Data & Analytics Officer President Liberty Mutual Officer Analytics, Primary Casualty Walmart Artificial Intelligence Lab Officer Officer and Product Strategy Genpact VaynerMedia Mount Sinai Health System PARC Insurance Morgan Stanley AIG Legg Mason Target Houston Methodist Interactions a Xerox Company Ashish Bansal Katica Roy Kevin Stanton Kris Barton General Patrick Huston Maryam Farooq Anthony Macciola Thomas Stubbs Sheryl Jacobson Natalie A. Pierce Rashed Haq Tanuja Singeetham Senior Engineering Manager, CEO Chief Services Officer Chief Product Officer Assistant Judge Advocate General for Founder and Director Chief Innovation Officer VP of Engineering and Consulting Strategy and Shareholder, Co-Chair, Robotics, AI Global Head of AI, Robotics VP, Digital Marketing ML (Recommendations Pipeline Equity Mastercard USA Today Network Military Law and Operations (MLO) NYAI ABBYY Innovation Transformation Leader and Automation Practice Group, & Data BEHR Paint Company Twitter U.S. Army Coca Cola Company Deloitte Littler Publicis Sapient KV Dipu Smith Yewell Josh Sutton Vish Sankaran Alice Chang Colin Beirne Ravi Boggaram Thomas Vincent Erik Nylen Shiladitya Ghosh Sushil Thomas Ranjit Jangam President & Head of Operations CEO CEO Group CIO Founder and CEO Partner CTO and Sr. Director - Global Senior Director, Head of Data Senior Director, Data Science Senior Director - Lead, Financial VP Engineering – Machine Executive Director, Data and Customer Service WeLocalize Agorai Walgreens Boots PerfectCorp Two Sigma Ventures Digital Services Science Lead Services Innovation Labs Learning Science Bajaj Allianz General Alliance PepsiCo Getty Images NBA Publicis Sapient Cloudera Comcast Insurance STAR KEYNOTES James Brusseau Nels Lindahl Romy Hussain James Lyle Vishal Sheth Farah Gasmi Rahul Tyahi Sid Raisoni Luyuan Fang Sriram Subramanian Subroto Mukherjee Boyi Xie Director - Data Ethics Site Director, Clinical Decision Director, Healthcare Economics Director, Custom Linguistic Director, Transformation Director of AI Products Analytics Director Head of Decision Science Head of AI Lab - VP Head of Data Sciences Head of Innovation and Head Modelling & Insights Pace University Systems Johns Hopkins Healthcare Solution New York Presbyterian Argo Group Former ColPal Nestle Waters Technology Conde Nast Emerging Technology, Americas Americas, VP CVS Health Appen Hospital Expedia Group GlaxoSmithKline Swiss Re Jason Nichols Jan Neuman Jane Nemcova Salahuddin Khawaja Dan Darnell Christopher Rice Gabriel Philippe Ramnath Sai Sager Ehsan Yousefzadeh Michael Connor Anindya Ghose Hamza Ghadyali Director of AI, Intelligent Retail Senior Director - Applied AI Managing Director of Artificial Managing Director, Senior Director of MLOps Director, Research and Analysis Head of Sales and Product Marketing Lead AI Product Manager Director of Software, Tools and Heinz Riehl Chair Professor of AI Specialist and Machine Lab Research Intelligence Automation/Global Risk Products National Security Partnerships Pure Storage AIG Innovation Business at Stern School of Business Learning Developer Walmart Comcast Lionbridge Bank of America DataRobot Commission on Artificial Prevision Coca Cola New York University SAS Intelligence Eduardo Aguilar Pelaez Rajeev Sambyal Murali Nandigama Ankit Mangal Cole Dutcher Andreas Schmidt Mihail Sirotenko Nisha Bhaskaran Sam Ringer Julia Benz Rafael Depetris Thomas Dyar Product Manager for AI/ML Director of Artificial Director of Engineering Associate Director, Web Associate Director of Product Director Team Lead - Senior Applied Machine Learning Engineer, Machine Learning Engineer Artificial Intelligence / Machine Principal Scientist Product Specialist Canonical Intelligence & Innovation Barclays Analytics Engineering Blue Yonder GmbH Researcher, GoogleAI Paypal Speechmatics Learning Lad – Office of The CIO Kadmon Intersystems BNY Mellon Wayfair Walmart Labs a JDA Company Google Ford Motor Company REGISTER NOW Atul Soneja Sarah Karthigan Rachel Trombetta James Bongi Keoki Jackson Ken Washington SAVE UP TO $1,000 Global Head Global AI Executive - Data Software Engineering Director Head of Strategy and Operations CTO CTO WHEN YOU BOOK EdgeVerve Science Manager GE Digital for Artificial Intelligence Lockheed Martin Ford BY 12 NOVEMBER ExxonMobil Novartis DAY 1 – WEDNESDAY, 11 DECEMBER DAY 1 – WEDNESDAY, 11 DECEMBER DELIVER – CXOS AND TOP-LEVEL BUSINESS LEADERS IMPLEMENT – SENIOR STRATEGISTS AND HEADS OF FUNCTION 09.00 Welcome Address 13.10 Lunch break and opportunity to visit the expo 09.00 Visit Deliver Stage for Opening Keynote 14.30 WorkFusion Enterprise Success: NY-Presbyterian’s Use of Intelligent Automation Improves Customer & Employee Experiences 09.10 Opening Keynote: Evolving a global institution around AI 10.00 Delivering an AI-First Travel Experience - Building and Scaling an AI Vishal Sheth, Director of Transformation, 14.00 The future of AI in China A conversation with Lori Beer, Global Chief Information Officer, JPMorgan Chase Platform at Expedia New York Presbyterian Hospital Chua Kong Ho, Technology Editor, South China Morning Post Luyuan Fang, Head of AI Lab – VP Technology, Expedia Group 09.35 AI meets AR- Supercharging model building and validation for 14.10 Smarter Enterprises Built on AI, 14.55 AI at Enterprise Scale - The Four Dimensions of Sustainable Success regulatory compliance 10.25 Atul Soneja, Global Head, Edgeverve From Chatbot to Conversational Excellence Bjorn Austraat, SVP, AI Enterprise Solutions – Agile AI, Wells Fargo Seth Dobrin, VP Data and AI, Chief Data Officer Cloud and Cognitive Software,IBM Andy Peart, Chief Marketing and Strategy Officer, Artificial Solutions 14:35 15.15 Sustainability and profitability through AI in the supply chain 10.00 The future of the Energy Industry Anticipatory Banking: Using AI to Create Advantage in a Digital World 10.50 Improving the Future of Work through Enhanced Digital Intelligence Andreas Schmidt, Product Director, Former Sec. 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