AI Implementation Part 5: AI Skills That Matter: Building a Future-Ready Workforce

AI is not just a technology shift—it is a workforce transformation. Organizations that succeed with AI are those that invest strategically in developing the right skills across all levels, from executives to specialists and frontline employees. This webinar explores how to build a structured and scalable approach to AI training and skills development.

We examine how skill needs differ across roles, including leadership, technical teams, and business functions, and how organizations can define clear capability frameworks for each group. You will learn how to design targeted training initiatives—from foundational AI literacy to advanced technical expertise—and how to ensure continuous learning as technologies evolve.

The session also addresses practical challenges such as prioritizing training investments, measuring skill maturity, and embedding AI competencies into everyday ways of working. Through real-world perspectives, we explore how leading organizations are building AI-ready cultures, where employees understand both the opportunities and the responsibilities that follow.

Ultimately, this webinar will help you identify the gaps in your organisation and plan for how you can confidently adopt, scale, and sustain AI initiatives—ensuring your organization remains competitive in an increasingly AI-driven market.

Key takeaways

• How to define AI skillrequirements across different roles and levels
• Building structured AItraining and capability frameworks
• From AI literacy toadvanced technical competencies
• Aligning skillsdevelopment with business and AI strategy
• Measuring AI maturityand tracking capability growth
• Creating a culture ofcontinuous learning and responsible AI use

Target audience

• Executives and seniorleaders
• HR and peopledevelopment professionals
• Learning &development specialists
• CIOs / CTOs andtechnology leaders
• Managers and team leads
• Transformation andstrategy professionals

Speaker: Louise Mehl is an external consultant and has many years experience in practical implementation of regulations in the fields of technology, business and requirements.

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