AI in Action: How Leading Companies are Actually Using it to Drive Results
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NACD Heartland Chapter
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Karen Neal
Executive Director
NACD Heartland Chapter
P.O. Box 13071
Overland Park, KS 66282
karen@heartlandnacd.org
816-377-6765
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About The Event
NACD Heartland recently convened directors and business leaders for a practical discussion on moving beyond AI strategy conversations to understand how organizations are putting artificial intelligence into action.
The session explored how companies are using AI today to improve performance, enhance decision-making, and execute business strategy. Featuring leaders actively applying AI within their organizations, the conversation focused on real-world examples, lessons learned, challenges encountered, and the measurable impact these initiatives are creating.
Participants gained insight into where AI is delivering value today, what successful execution looks like, and the key differences between organizations that are effectively scaling AI and those still working to move from experimentation to implementation.
The discussion also provided directors with a clearer view of what to expect from executive teams over the next 12–24 months as AI continues to reshape business operations, opportunities, and competitive advantage.
Thank you to our speakers and participants for an engaging conversation focused on the practical realities of AI adoption and the evolving role of board oversight in this rapidly changing landscape.
NACD Heartland Chapter
Contact Us
Karen Neal
Executive Director
NACD Heartland Chapter
P.O. Box 13071
Overland Park, KS 66282
karen@heartlandnacd.org
816-377-6765
Find a Chapter
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