Leadership Community | Get Leaders Ready for Rapid Tech Changes and the AI Revolution

Leadership Community

Get Leaders Ready for Rapid Tech Changes and the AI Revolution

with Megan Torrance

Technology is evolving fast—and leaders need to evolve with it. From artificial intelligence to digital transformation, tomorrow’s most successful leaders will be those who stay curious, adaptable, and ready to embrace innovation.

What You’ll Learn:

• How leaders can integrate AI and emerging tech into decision-making and day-to-day operations

• Why mindset matters: building comfort and confidence around rapid innovation

• Practical steps organizations can take to equip leaders for digital transformation

• Global perspectives on AI adoption and what it means for future leadership

Why This Matters:

According to Korn Ferry’s Global Workforce 2024 Survey, 65.5% of business leaders believe AI will positively impact their roles—and that number jumps even higher among CEOs and senior executives. But staying ahead of the curve takes more than optimism. It takes action.

This session will explore how to prepare leaders for the accelerating pace of change. We’ll dive into how to build digital leadership capabilities, encourage hands-on experimentation with AI, and promote a culture of innovation that extends across teams and departments.

Whether you're leading digital initiatives or simply trying to keep up with what’s next, this session will give you the tools and mindset to lead with confidence in a tech-forward future.

About Your Speaker:

Megan Torrance is the CEO and founder of TorranceLearning, where she leads a team of learning experience designers & engineers in reimagining workplace learning. Her firm has served Fortune 1000 companies, major research universities, global professional associations, and federal agencies for over two decades. Megan brings a strategic vision that helps TorranceLearning bridge vision with execution—delivering innovative, data-informed, and learner-centered solutions.

She is the author of Agile for Instructional Designers, Data & Analytics for Instructional Designers, and Making Sense of xAPI and serves as a Facilitator for eCornell’s leadership programs and an adjunct instructor in Penn State’s Learning Design & Technology Master’s program.