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Rosanne Werner

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  1. 2025–2026XcelerateIQ6 talks

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Talks in the past 12 months and announced talks ahead, one row per conference, January to December. Hover a mark for the talk.

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Held in the past 12 months Next 12 months Today, Nov 9, 2026

Appearances by year

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Talks

DateEventConferenceRoleTitleLinks
Oct 13, 2026Data Decoded MCR 2026Data DecodedspeakerAI and The Future of Human Thinking
as XcelerateIQ
Oct 13, 2026Data Decoded MCR 2026Data DecodedkeynotePANEL: Creating a Data Led Culture
as XcelerateIQ
Sep 23, 2026Big Data LDN 2026Big Data LDNkeynoteThe Future of Thinking: Humans, AI and the Skills We Risk Losing
as XcelerateIQ Limited
Without realising it, many of us are starting to let AI do more of our thinking for us. While that might feel like a productivity win, over time, we risk…Show less

Without realising it, many of us are starting to let AI do more of our thinking for us. While that might feel like a productivity win, over time, we risk weakening the very thinking skills we rely on for innovation, good judgement and strategic insight. Think about the everyday moments: asking AI for the answer before you’ve had a chance to think. Taking its first suggestion instead of challenging it. Asking it to come up with the ideas rather than developing your own. None of these choices feels significant on its own. But repeated day after day, they can become habits - changing how we think, learn, solve problems and make decisions. In this keynote, we’ll explore: - How AI is reshaping the way we think and learn - and what that means for our cognitive abilities - Why cognitive offloading can become a habit - and what happens when we repeatedly let AI do the thinking for us - Why reaching for AI too early can get in the way of our own ideas - Simple habits for working with AI without switching our brains off Because convenience has a cognitive cost, and most organisations aren’t measuring it effectively, if at all. You’ll leave with practical, easy-to-use techniques to work with AI while protecting the thinking skills that make us uniquely human.

Apr 22, 2026Data Decoded LDN 2026Data DecodedspeakerWhy Their Brains Hate New Tech (and What to Do About It)
as XcelerateIQ
Oct 21, 2025Data Decoded MCR 2025Data DecodedspeakerCracking the Code: The Human Element of Data and AI Mindset and Culture
as XcelerateIQ
Sep 24, 2025Big Data LDN 2025Big Data LDNkeynoteThe Human Firewall: Rewiring Data and AI Mindset and Culture
as XcelerateIQ
I don’t like it. I don't get it. I don’t trust it.' Sounds familiar? Even with the best Data and AI tools, organisations struggle to see results if their people…Show less

I don’t like it. I don't get it. I don’t trust it.' Sounds familiar? Even with the best Data and AI tools, organisations struggle to see results if their people don’t engage. Change is hard, and without attention to mindset and culture, even the most sophisticated Data and AI initiatives can fall short. Rosanne Werner, CEO of XcelerateIQ, previously led the multi-award winning Data and AI Mindset and Culture programme at Coca-Cola Europacific Partners, reaching over 2,000 participants worldwide. In this session, we’ll explore how to ‘Crack the Human Firewall’ with a science-based approach to Data and AI mindset and culture. You’ll learn: • How the brain changes and learns - and how to use this to enable Data and AI acceptance. • How to rewire habits to integrate Data and AI into daily workflows. • How to use social dynamics to build a collective mindset that advocates for Data and AI. Proven by science - Let's help your teams put Data and AI into Action!

Frequent co-speakers

SpeakerShared eventsShared talksLast together
Dan Keeley5—2026
Mike Ferguson5—2026
Jason Foster412026
Andy Cotgreave4—2026
Ben Clinch4—2026
Joe Herbert4—2026
Jovita Tam4—2026
Matheus Guimaraes4—2026
Nicholas Deveney4—2026
Tom Scott4—2026
Alex Patient3—2026
Ashwinth Solomon3—2026
Darren Wood3—2026
David Rice3—2026
David Savage3—2026

Speakers with the same name are merged into one entry, so this page may combine more than one person. Affiliations are shown as each conference listed them.