AIM Webinar: Building Capability in the AI Era
Join us on 5 November for an exclusive opportunity to hear from industry experts as they explore how AI is reshaping capability needs, the skills different roles demand and how to turn learning into meaningful workplace impact.
Date & Time: 5 November from 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm AEDT
Duration: 1 Hour
Location: Live on Zoom
Why Attend?
- Capability needs are changing, with 39% of workers’ core skills expected to change by 2030 (World Economic Forum, 2025).
- AI is adding another layer to this with generative AI more likely to augment jobs than replace them. This highlights the need to build digital and AI capability alongside human skills and domain expertise (Jobs and Skills Australia, 2025).
- Join this webinar to explore how to build capability across multiple skills and make learning more relevant, connected and achievable in a time-poor workplace.
What You'll Learn:
- Understand how AI is reshaping the mix of capabilities different roles require, and how it fits alongside existing skills.
- Identify where learning can become fragmented across courses and programs, creating gaps in foundations and development
- pathways.
- Explore ways to connect learning across capability areas and the workplace through blended learning, practice and real-world application.
Register to secure your spot and embark on a journey to jumpstart your finance career.
Meet Our Speakers
Pepe Newton
Pepe Newton is a highly respected business manager and specialist in Vocational Education and Training, with more than three decades of experience designing and delivering impactful learning solutions across Australasia and Europe. Known for bridging strategic intent with practical implementation, Pepe partners with CEOs, senior leaders and HR executives to diagnose capability gaps and develop tailored, results-driven programs that align directly with organisational goals. She has been following the evolving role of AI in work closely and is excited by the potential impacts on learning, performance and organisational capability it presents.
George Mathew
George Mathew is Vice President, AI Advisory & Client Transformation at Hexaware, where he leads advisory, Data & AI solutioning and go to market across Australia and New Zealand. He helps organisations translate AI and data vision into measurable business outcomes, combining strategic leadership with practical execution and scalable impact. With over 30 years of technology leadership experience spanning Cochlear, IBM, Infosys and AI ventures, George brings deep expertise in digital transformation, enterprise AI, data engineering and product innovation, helping businesses move beyond pilots to enterprise-scale impact.
Tanya Morris
Tanya Morris is a Senior Learning Designer at the Australian Institute of Management, with over 30 years of experience in teaching and learning design across vocational education, higher education and professional development. She specialises in creating practical, engaging blended and online learning programs that combine established educational practices with emerging technologies. Tanya is particularly interested in the opportunities AI presents to rethink how organisations design and deliver learning, strengthen workplace capability and equip professionals with the skills needed for the future of work.
Lu Ngo
Lu Ngo leads the Digital Skills Portfolios at the Australian Institute of Management. With more than ten years’ experience in education across the Asia-Pacific region, Lu supports organisations to build digital capability and develop teams for success. Lu is strongly committed to helping guide teams in setting up new roles and adopt more efficient ways of working with AI. Lu's current passion and focus is on designing practical learning experiences that help professionals and organisations build strong digital skills for the future.
