AI Transformation for HR Leaders Masterclass
Gain practical insights to create effective, and healthy AI usage.
3-Week Workshop - Starting July 21, 2026
Three 90-minute interactive sessions, every Friday
Time: 10:00am – 11:30am AEST
AI Transformation and the Brain
Tech transformations fail when organizations manage the tool instead of the human.
Learn the psychology of human-first AI adoption. Neutralize the brain’s default threat response to change, overcome cognitive capacity limits, and build a culture where experimentation thrives.
Redesign workflows, reimagine learning and performance
AI is rewriting the rules of organizational design, performance management, and workforce strategy.
Learn from your peers about what’s working in the field. Work through a process to find the right places to focus, and identify new ways of thinking about driving performance and learning.
Begins July 21
Alumni and group discounts available.
Contact us to learn more.
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Kendra Strudwick
Head of Learning Asia Pacific
Neuroleadership Institute
Kendra has two decades of Leadership Training and Executive Coaching experience and has partnered at CEO and senior management level for organisations such as Microsoft, CBA, KPMG, Boston Consulting Group, IAG, Intel, ResMed and The Australian Taxation Office.
Kendra is the Head of Learning in APAC for The NeuroLeadership Institute and a Master Facilitator.
Having anchored our global Brain Based Coach Training for over 10 years Kendra is a subject matter expert in coaching, and well known within the community for her skill, authenticity and passion. Kendra’s specialty is applied neuroscience, how brain science impacts leadership, decision making, engagement and performance. Her style is ‘edutainer’, therefore audiences can expect to be inspired, challenged and championed.
Dr. Emma Sarro
Senior Director of Research
Neuroleadership Institute
She translates cognitive and social neuroscience into actionable solutions for organizations as well as helps to communicate relevant research in an accessible manner for the public. Before joining NLI, Emma was a tenured professor of biology and neuroscience at Dominican College, and before that taught neuroscience at New York University, both of which developed her ability to distill information for all levels of understanding and compel learning. She received her BS in human biology from Brown University and PhD in neuroscience from the Center for Neural Science at New York University. During this time, she authored over 20 peer reviewed academic articles that explored the brain at all levels – from the neural physiology of a single cell, to how this cell’s activity drives our decisions and actions, and the effect of learning on performance.
Frequently Asked Questions
This workshop is for professionals looking to enhance their approach to AI deployment to increase AI fluency within their organization.
NLI reserves the right to give priority registration to senior HR, talent, and learning leaders. Attendance is not guaranteed via purchase. You will be refunded if not a match for the course.
This workshop is not suitable for independent consultants.
No, sessions are not recorded. We encourage active participation, including sharing experiences in a psychologically safe environment, which is best achieved live.
Yes, after each session you will receive supporting materials, including NeuroLeadership Institute research and other resources to aid your ongoing development.
This workshop is designed for professionals with some experience with AI tools, training, or organizational change management. It builds on your existing skills and focuses on enhancing your approach to AI transformation.
Each session lasts 90 minutes and is delivered live virtually with our expert facilitators. Sessions are highly interactive, offering space to share your experiences, ask questions, and receive personalized advice.
Payment is made securely at registration via our Stripe link. We can also issue invoices on request for organizations that require them.