Leading AI Strategy

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Turning AI uncertainty into AI advantage
AI is in your organisation already. Discover how to harness its extraordinary potential.
Delivered in partnership with Trinity Executive Education, Trinity Business School, Leading AI Strategy is a two-day immersive programme for functional, operational and technology leaders. It gives you the strategic capability and practical toolkit to turn AI from experiments into results, adopt it responsibly, and bring your people with you.
The organisations gaining a competitive advantage from AI are not the ones with the most tools. They are the ones whose leaders have made adoption work. This programme shows you how and helps you understand the risks. You’ll discover how to combat the real risk of ‘shadow AI’ in your organisation and ensure you are EU AI Act compliant.
The programme welcomes leaders from a broad range of industries and sectors, for diverse perspectives and peer-to-peer learning. On completion, you will receive a certificate of completion in Leading AI Strategy from Trinity Executive Education.
Outcomes
Why take this programme
A practical AI toolkit to move your business forward
Leave with frameworks you can use straight away to identify AI opportunities, judge which are worth pursuing, and turn them into practical applications.
Make AI start paying its way
Many organisations have invested in AI tools without seeing the return. Learn how to tie AI to real business goals, so it delivers measurable value rather than isolated experiments.
Adoption is now the competitive edge
The technology is widely available. What sets organisations apart is how well their people adopt it. Learn how to build AI-ready teams, develop future skills and lead the cultural change that makes adoption stick.
Understand the risks, including the EU AI Act
The EU AI Act is now in force. Under the Act, organisations using AI already have obligations, including supporting the AI literacy of their staff, with further requirements phasing in through 2027 and 2028. Understand what the Act means for your organisation, where the risks lie, and what responsible, compliant adoption looks like.
Get on top of shadow AI
Our research found that 13.6% of workers surveyed aren’t sure what their organisation’s AI policy is. When staff use free or unapproved AI tools for work, company and customer data can leave the business without oversight. Learn how to spot shadow AI, put the right guardrails in place, and give your teams approved ways to work with AI.
A Trinity certificate to strengthen your career
Receive a certificate of completion in Leading AI Strategy from Trinity Executive Education, Trinity Business School. It is evidence of AI leadership capability to add to your CV, at a time when those skills are in high demand.
Source for the 13.6% figure: Right-Sizing AI at Work, Technology Ireland Digital Skillnet, 2026.
About the programme
Who it's for
Leading AI Strategy is designed for functional, operational and technology leaders who are responsible for how AI is adopted in their team, function or organisation. Typical participants include:
- Heads of, Directors and Senior Managers in operations, finance, customer service, HR and supply chain
- Leaders of software engineering, SRE, cybersecurity, product and data teams
- Leaders who have been asked to set an AI direction, approve AI tools or manage AI risk
You don’t need previous experience or technical knowledge of AI. Applicants should have a minimum 2.2 honours undergraduate degree, a master’s degree, or extensive professional experience.
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Course content
What you'll cover
What AI can and can’t do, where it creates real business value, and how to separate opportunity from hype.
How to identify and evaluate AI opportunities, build a business case, and turn the right ones into practical applications that pay their way.
Data protection, privacy, risk and governance, including what the EU AI Act means for your organisation and how to manage shadow AI.
Building AI-ready teams, developing future skills, and leading the cultural and organisational change that makes adoption work.
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Cost & Eligibility
This fee is available to eligible participants only.
Funding Eligibility
Participants must be resident in the Republic of Ireland.
Participants must be employed by a private company registered in the Republic of Ireland.
Applicants who do not meet our funding criteria, please contact us to discuss alternative options.
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