How to Build an AI-Ready Team

We're co-hosting an evening with our friends at AI în muncă — a platform bringing a 360° perspective on AI adoption in Romania.

This isn't just a technical process — it's a 360° transformation. Real implementation success happens at the intersection of technology, legal frameworks, and the human factor and this is exactly where “AI în muncă“ comes it. It’s a platform with a 360 view at the AI adoption in Romania, between opportunities and impact.

Let’s start with the basics with this event:

How to build an AI-ready team:
The technology, adoption plan and human skills as competitive advantage

Agenda:

18:00 — Opening: "AI-Ready" event. Registration.

18:15–19:15 — Presentation: A 360° Perspective on the AI-Ready

Speakers: Adela Mureșan · Irina Bustan · Elena Moldovan

Most AI implementations don't fail because of technology — they fail because of people, culture, and the lack of a realistic plan. We bring a complete perspective: why AI adoption stalls, what happens to people when they're asked to work differently, and what reskilling that actually works looks like — not the kind that just gets checked off on paper.
We'll talk about what capabilities business and technical teams need, where there's a real need for external expertise, how to build an adoption plan with concrete steps, and how to prioritize initiatives. But also about psychological safety as adoption infrastructure, the paradox of collective intelligence in the AI era, and why you can't have AI-ready teams without an AI-compliant organization.

19:30–20:15 — Fireside Chat: "Ask Me Anything About AI"

Adela Mureșan · Irina Bustan · Elena Moldovan + 4 guests from the audience (who would be open to share their perspective)

An honest conversation about what worked and what didn't.
Bring your needs and curiosities and get real answers.

20:15–20:45 — Networking

Who is this event for?

An evening designed for the people responsible for AI adoption in an organization — whether they decide on it or implement it across their teams. Not for tool enthusiasts, but for those accountable for people, processes, and results.