Women Who Innovate — AI
Status:
Completed
Year:
2025
Industry:
Community
Format:
Keynote
Client:
Women Who Innovate
Location:
Brisbane, Australia
In 2025, Jessie Hughes was a keynote speaker at Women Who Innovate, a globally recognised platform founded to champion women anticipating the future across technology, business, sport, fashion, and impact. Founded by Olympic gold medallist Libby Trickett OAM, Georgie Trickett, Michelle Reeves, and Geena Dunne (G.D. Anderson), Women Who Innovate exists to discover, connect, and accelerate women leading change across industries — bringing together founders, CEOs, creatives, and emerging leaders through events, community, and shared momentum.
In 2025, Jessie Hughes was a keynote speaker at Women Who Innovate, a globally recognised platform founded to champion women anticipating the future across technology, business, sport, fashion, and impact. Founded by Olympic gold medallist Libby Trickett OAM, Georgie Trickett, Michelle Reeves, and Geena Dunne (G.D. Anderson), Women Who Innovate exists to discover, connect, and accelerate women leading change across industries — bringing together founders, CEOs, creatives, and emerging leaders through events, community, and shared momentum.
Speaking to this cross-sector audience, Hughes delivered a future-focused keynote on artificial intelligence and creative leadership, positioning AI as a critical enabler for women building what comes next. Drawing on her work as Senior Creative Technologist at Leonardo.Ai, she explored how generative tools can expand access, compress timeframes, and unlock new creative and commercial possibilities — particularly for women navigating systems historically shaped without them in mind.
Speaking to this cross-sector audience, Hughes delivered a future-focused keynote on artificial intelligence and creative leadership, positioning AI as a critical enabler for women building what comes next. Drawing on her work as Senior Creative Technologist at Leonardo.Ai, she explored how generative tools can expand access, compress timeframes, and unlock new creative and commercial possibilities — particularly for women navigating systems historically shaped without them in mind.
Aligned with Women Who Innovate’s mission, the keynote reinforced a shared belief: that innovation is strongest when diverse voices are empowered to lead. Hughes’ contribution sat within a broader program designed to amplify women who are not only responding to change, but actively shaping it — underscoring the importance of visibility, confidence, and creative excellence as women continue to define the future of technology and culture.
Aligned with Women Who Innovate’s mission, the keynote reinforced a shared belief: that innovation is strongest when diverse voices are empowered to lead. Hughes’ contribution sat within a broader program designed to amplify women who are not only responding to change, but actively shaping it — underscoring the importance of visibility, confidence, and creative excellence as women continue to define the future of technology and culture.
In 2025, Jessie Hughes was a keynote speaker at Women Who Innovate, a globally recognised platform founded to champion women anticipating the future across technology, business, sport, fashion, and impact. Founded by Olympic gold medallist Libby Trickett OAM, Georgie Trickett, Michelle Reeves, and Geena Dunne (G.D. Anderson), Women Who Innovate exists to discover, connect, and accelerate women leading change across industries — bringing together founders, CEOs, creatives, and emerging leaders through events, community, and shared momentum.
Speaking to this cross-sector audience, Hughes delivered a future-focused keynote on artificial intelligence and creative leadership, positioning AI as a critical enabler for women building what comes next. Drawing on her work as Senior Creative Technologist at Leonardo.Ai, she explored how generative tools can expand access, compress timeframes, and unlock new creative and commercial possibilities — particularly for women navigating systems historically shaped without them in mind.
Aligned with Women Who Innovate’s mission, the keynote reinforced a shared belief: that innovation is strongest when diverse voices are empowered to lead. Hughes’ contribution sat within a broader program designed to amplify women who are not only responding to change, but actively shaping it — underscoring the importance of visibility, confidence, and creative excellence as women continue to define the future of technology and culture.
Project team:
Women Who Innovate, Leonardo.Ai
Collaborators:
Michelle Reeves, Geena Dunne, Georgie Trickett, Libby Trickett - OAM
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