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PITTSBURGH, March 6, 2025 ~ Kearney and Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) have joined forces to launch a groundbreaking educational program aimed at equipping senior business leaders with the necessary knowledge and skills to drive AI transformation in their organizations. The AI Executive Program, announced today, is a three-day immersive experience that combines CMU's renowned expertise in artificial intelligence with Kearney's century-long experience in business consulting.

According to Ben Smith, Chair of Digital & Analytics and Member of the Board of Directors at Kearney, AI has evolved from being a mere technological novelty to a critical driver of competitive advantage in today's rapidly changing business landscape. He believes that this program will fill a crucial gap in executive education by providing a unique perspective on how to use AI to reengineer corporations and create tangible business value while navigating complex technological, operational, and ethical considerations.

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The curriculum of the program will be led by distinguished faculty members including Sean Ammirati, Professor of Entrepreneurship; Roni Rosenfeld, Professor of Machine Learning and Computer Science; and Alex John London, K&L Gates Professor of Ethics and Computational Technologies. It will focus on three key areas: strategic AI leadership, disruptive value innovation, and responsible transformation.

Participants will have the opportunity to attend hands-on workshops, visit AI labs to witness robotics innovation in action, engage in discussions with AI pioneers from various industries, and take part in interactive sessions designed to help them move beyond the hype cycle and develop concrete strategies for implementing AI initiatives that deliver measurable business impact. They will also work with the innovative AI Value Catalyst framework to make strategic decisions about AI implementation and value capture.

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Isabelle Bajeux-Besnainou, Dean of Tepper School of Business at CMU, sees this partnership as an opportunity to bridge the gap between technological innovation and business leadership. She believes that by working together with Kearney, they can empower executives with both technical fluency and strategic insight needed to lead AI-driven transformation. Through a carefully curated blend of academic insights, immersive experiences, and practical applications, participants will explore how leading organizations leverage AI to reshape traditional business models, accelerate innovation cycles, and drive operational excellence.

The inaugural program will take place at the Tepper School of Business on CMU's campus in Pittsburgh, PA from March 10-13. The second program will be held in Dubai from May 11-14. Interested individuals can find more information about the program by clicking here. This partnership between Kearney and CMU is a unique opportunity for executives to gain the necessary skills and knowledge to successfully navigate the ever-changing landscape of AI and drive transformation in their organizations.

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