Executive roundtables for the people carrying AI
AI landed on your desk with no new title and no extra headcount, just the expectation that you’d work it out.
Our roundtables seat a small group of CFOs and CTOs from across Victoria who are in that position now. Over a meal, you compare lessons learnt, unexpected challenges, changes to organisation and strategy, and the wins.
What to expect
Hand-picked peers.
Active CFOs and CTOs, invited personally.
The meal is on us.
We sponsor the meal. Peers run the conversation.
Facilitated, not presented.
A light-touch host. No slides, no pitch.
Victoria-based.
CFOs and CTOs who share your context.
Your hosts
The best AI advice I’ve had came from people doing the work, not from vendors.
Dmitry Loukine
Co-founder & Head of Partnerships, humaniseAI
At every table I’ve sat at, someone has already solved the problem you’re stuck on.
Shanil Dissanayake
Co-founder & Chief Executive Officer, humaniseAI
Register your interest
It takes under a minute. We’ll call you for a short conversation, then hold you a seat at the next roundtable.
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Before you register
Is there a cost to attend?
No. humaniseAI sponsors the meal. There’s nothing to pay and nothing to buy.
Will I be sold to?
No. The roundtable is a peer conversation. We don’t present, and we won’t follow up with a pitch.
Who sits at the table?
Active CFOs and CTOs, or equivalent roles, from organisations across Victoria. Every guest is invited personally.
Is this a CFO roundtable or a CTO roundtable?
Both. Each roundtable seats CFOs and CTOs together, because AI decisions now sit across finance and technology.
Why a roundtable and not a conference?
A small table lets people speak candidly about what’s actually happening in their organisation. That rarely happens on a stage.
What happens after I register?
We call you for a short conversation, then book you into the next executive roundtable in Melbourne that suits your diary.
Is the conversation confidential?
Yes. Roundtables run under the Chatham House Rule: you can use what you hear, but not who said it.