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A I and Leadership

30.11.26 at1600 Rebel, Universities gate 2 Oslo.

AI Implementation for Norwegian Organizations: From Strategy to Secure, Practical Action
AI is moving fast. Regulation, security risks and employee expectations are moving with it. Whether you lead a team, run a business or shape digital strategy, the question is no longer whether to adopt AI, but how to do it well.

Join us for an evening of expert insight, honest discussion and hands-on collaboration. Together we will build a practical roadmap for Norwegian companies that you can start using the next day.

What you’ll learn

Booth #1
Media Monday Oslo

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Media Monday is where creativity meets technology, we inspire and educate people about the current disruption in business and society due to tech being re imagined. With immersive and interactive experience to get a first hand exposure to what it is to work with such technology
 

Booth #2
Human Performace Operating System

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A performance and leadership hub that connects practitioners with organizations to create healthier workplaces and stronger workforce. Our platform bridges wellbeing, personal growth, and corporate identity by offering data driven results, combining wearables, practical sessions, retreats,  performance and wellness matrix for both individuals and companies

Host

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Mayce Dagdoni
Innovation & Human-Centred Change | Speaker & Facilitator

Working at the intersection of psychology, innovation and human-centred change—helping people and organisations think clearly, create boldly and turn meaningful ideas into projects and programmes that make a differences.

Her background spans psychology, management of innovation, facilitation and project management. Over the years, I've delivered multi-day programmes across Norway, Germany and the UK, managed complex stakeholder relationships across public, private and third sectors, and represented programmes on conference stagess

1st speaker

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Inge Os
Account Cloud Engineer, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure at Oracle
Cybersecurity, AI raises a series of concerns around cyber security. In this talk we would look into the shadow IT aspects, risk and concerns when everybody can create their own agents or du security related vibe coding. He will later have a deep dive looking at 2 main aspects of AI and security:
Detection and protection in the area of "rise of the machines"
Defence and protection against AI driven agents from both insider and rogue adversaries
Open source in light of vulnerabilities and threat from Frontier AI models 

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Thomas Anglero
Keynote speaker on AI and leadership

Having delivered over 450 keynotes across 30+ countries, for organizations including IBM, the WHO, the World Governments Summit and the European Commission. He was Nordic Chief Technology and Innovation Officer at Cognizant and Nordic Director of Innovation at IBM, where he founded the IBM Watson AI Lab for Cancer at the Oslo Cancer Cluster. Today he runs a company whose engineering team is AI agents rather than people, and advises executive leaders and boards as a Strategic AI Advisor. He is the author of Intro to Artificial Intelligence and How to Benefit from It.

3rd speaker

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Peder Songedal
Lead Cyber Security Technology, Capgemini

With long experience as a consultant and CISO and has led several Norwegian and global cyber crises for clientsveral times a week, we read about new vulnerabilities found by AI and hacking performed by or with AI support. This changes how we think about risk, data protection and privacy, privately and at work. So how can you move toward a new secure future?.

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Jacob Järte
CIO of Atea Norway
What happens when an IT company starts treating itself as its first AI customer? Atea’s journey toward an agentic operating model, where AI moves beyond individual productivity and starts becoming part of how work is orchestrated and executed. Drawing on Atea’s own transformation, he will share what is working, what is harder than expected, and what leaders should be thinking about as they prepare their organizations for an increasingly agentic future.

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