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Industry Connector
Connecting NZ’s AI Professionals for Collaboration and Growth
Our Motto
The Industry Connector stream is The AI Collective's dedicated space for professionals actively working within Aotearoa's Artificial Intelligence sector. This is where peers connect to share deeper technical or strategic insights, discuss industry-specific challenges and opportunities, and foster collaborations that drive the ecosystem forward. It's designed for those building, implementing, and leading AI initiatives in New Zealand.
Our Core Pillars
1. Practical Application Showcase (See AI in the Real-World)
Why Attend? Engage directly with fellow AI professionals, leaders, and specialists from across various industries in NZ. Build your high-level network, find potential collaborators for complex projects, and connect with others facing similar strategic or technical challenges.
What Happens? Events prioritise facilitated networking sessions and curated discussions designed for experienced professionals to connect meaningfully with their peers.
2. Diverse Industry Insights (Understand the Ecosystem)
Why Attend? Grasp the bigger picture of Aotearoa's AI landscape. Hear diverse viewpoints directly from SMEs adopting AI, the platform providers enabling it, innovative product builders, and researchers exploring the frontiers. Gain a well-rounded perspective on current trends, challenges (like IP, ethics, and talent), and future directions. What Happens? We curate panels featuring representatives from different facets of the AI world for insightful discussions, debates, and audience Q&A.
3. Connection & Knowledge Exchange (Build Your Network)
Why Attend? Connect directly with people across the AI spectrum – industry professionals, business leaders, academics, students, and potential collaborators. Ask your burning questions, share your own knowledge, and build valuable relationships for career growth or new ventures. What Happens? Our events include dedicated Q&A sessions, facilitated networking opportunities, and potentially focused workshops or roundtables designed to ensure valuable knowledge exchange and community building.