Dr. Sviokla is the chairman and co-founder of GAI Insights. Throughout his career he has explored the practical implications of leading technologies. He is widely published and was a Partner at PwC, Vice Chairman of Diamond Technology Partners, and a Harvard Business School Professor, where he pioneered AI research and AI courses. Dr. Sviokla has his Doctorate, Master's, and BA from Harvard University. He was named a Executive Fellow at Harvard Business School to develop cases for the MBA and Executive Ed programs and is a Forbes contributor.
Adam is an AI analyst at GAI Insights. He brings 30 years of experience across various industries, including finance, telecommunications, government, and emerging tech startups.
Tim is an AI Analyst at GAI Insights. He is a luminary in innovative technology. Tim's past work includes a VP position at Booz Allen Hamilton, CTO at Viant Corp., and early software contributions to the Apple Macintosh. He holds an MSEE/CS from Worcester Polytechnic and a BA from Dartmouth.
An AI expert, Luda previously was a Corporate Executive at GE and a strategic advisor to boards and CEOs of many companies. She has served on boards of 12 high-tech private and public companies. She completed her PhD in CS/AI at St. Petersburg University and an MBA at MIT Sloan as a Sloan Fellow.
Julio is an AI Analyst at GAI Insights. He is the founder of E-String Technologies, a cutting-edge AI consultancy. He holds a Master's from the University of Virginia and a BS from George Mason University.
Lucinda Linde is an AI Analyst at GAI Insights specializing in enterprise AI delivery and AI evaluation. She brings hands-on experience designing and executing LLM evaluation frameworks at production scale, with a focus on connecting AI quality to business outcomes. Previously, as a Principal Data Scientist at Ironside Group, she led AI engagements across industries including mystery shopping, executive coaching, and financial services. She has been quoted in CIO Magazine and AI Business on enterprise AI and holds AWS AI Practitioner and Solutions Architect certifications.
Jenny Boavista is an AI Adoption Specialist at GAI Insights, with a background in program and operations management and a focus on practical, scalable GenAI adoption. She works at the intersection of strategy, operations, and applied AI, helping organizations move from experimentation to repeatable, value-generating workflows. Jenny specializes in GenAI 101 and 201 enablement, translating core concepts into operational use cases, governance-aware workflows, and day-to-day practices for research, reporting, and knowledge work.
Mina Park is an AI Adoption and Digital Transformation Specialist at GAI Insights with expertise in change management. She brings a mix of technology and business experience, and currently serves as a part-time lecturer in tech and AI foundations. Mina earned MBA at Harvard Business School and C.S. degree at Yonsei University.
Pam Boiros is an AI Adoption Specialist at GAI Insights. She brings a mix of technology and business experience from Reclaim Health, meQuilibrium, and Skillsoft. She is also co-founder of Women in Applying AI. Pam earned an MBA from Babson and a BS from Northeastern University.
Seth Wylie is an AI Consultant at GAI Insights focused on 201 and 301 training and AI automation. He brings a mix of technology, go-to-market operations, and leadership experience from Gainsight and other firms. He earned a BA from Brown University.
Maggie is an AI Adoption Specialist - Intern. She is currently a senior at Princeton and has is focusing her career on helping companies upskill employees. Maggie is skilled with ChatGPT and Copilot.
Echo is our AI training agent supporting our human AI Adoption Specialists. She consists of several AI agents, including GPT in ChatGPT with training guidance and refinement and a CustomGPT.AI chatbot for ChatGPT FAQ.
GAI Insights is the only market research firm dedicated to advancing executive knowledge of Generative AI. We help organizations bridge cutting-edge AI with practical applications to drive profit, transform industries, and solve complex challenges. Through expert consultation, extensive research, the annual GAI World Conference in Boston, we empower Al-driven professionals worldwide to unlock the full potential of Generative AI.
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