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AI isn’t the story — leadership is. The question is whether you’ll write it or be written out of it.

Profile

Dr Kellie Nuttall works with leaders who know this AI moment really counts. A former Deloitte Partner and founder of Deloitte’s AI Institute, she has spent her career helping organisations turn artificial intelligence from buzzword to business advantage.

Kellie advises boards, governments, and global enterprises on how to build AI-ready strategies, lead with confidence, and create competitive edge in a rapidly changing world. She is a faculty member at Singularity University in Silicon Valley, where she equips senior executives with the tools to lead in the era of exponential technology.

Known for her plain-English approach, sharp humour, and refusal to indulge in “AI theatre,” Kellie helps leaders cut through the noise, make braver choices, and build organisations that are not just efficient — but truly future-ready.

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Talking Points

The Choices That Count: How Leaders Win in the Age of AI

Every organisation is experimenting with AI — but few are leading with it. The difference isn’t access to technology, it’s the choices leaders make about where to play, how bold to be, and what kind of value they’re really chasing.

In this session, Dr Kellie Nuttall — Singularity University faculty member and former Deloitte Partner — cuts through the noise to help leaders define an AI ambition that drives measurable advantage. She’ll challenge you to move beyond efficiency projects and hype headlines to focus on the strategic decisions that will define whether your organisation wins, lags, or gets left behind.

AI without women is Broken by Design

If AI learns from us but mostly from men, is it really artificial intelligence — or just missing intelligence?
Dr Kellie Nuttall takes audiences inside the invisible biases shaping the technologies we’re betting our future on. Through stories, data, and a healthy dose of humour, she exposes how today’s AI is quietly encoding yesterday’s inequities — and how women leaders can change that trajectory. This is a call to design, lead, and code a future that actually works for everyone.