Human at the Core: Leading, Building and Thriving in the Age of AI
In association with Women's Dev Singapore, Zenika presents - An engaging session exploring what it means to lead, build and adapt when AI becomes part of everyday work.
AI is transforming how teams operate, make decisions and build products. Yet the biggest challenges remain deeply human:
Creating conditions where people can do their best work — with high support and high challenge in equal measure
Building products that solve real problems, not just ship solutions
Engaging with AI and change with curiosity rather than fear
This session explores the convergence of three forces reshaping how value gets created today: leadership, product thinking, and AI. Through the lens of modern product teams and real-world experience, Jolyn will make the case that these are no longer separate conversations.
Participants will walk away with three honest questions every leader and builder should keep asking themselves:
Lead — Am I creating conditions where people can do their best work?
Build — Am I solving real problems or just shipping solutions?
Adapt — Am I engaging with change with curiosity or with fear?
The future belongs not to those with the most information, nor to those who fear disruption — but to those who stay human at the centre of it all.
Join us for an evening of honest insights, practical frameworks and real-world stories for navigating the future of leadership and product in an AI-enabled world.
About the Speaker - Jolyn Chuah:
Product Management, Systems Thinking & Data Analytics
Jolyn works in product management with a strong technical foundation in data analytics. She brings together business acumen, stakeholder management and systems thinking to help teams translate complexity into clearer product and delivery decisions.
Areas of focus
Experience across corporate real estate, insurance, banking, finance & risk and government agencies
Strong in stakeholder alignment, product framing and data-informed decision making
Helps teams connect user needs, business goals and delivery realities
