AI Strategy and Leadership Lead Facilitator

We are seeking an experienced AI Strategy and Leadership Lead Facilitator to support senior professionals participating in an applied AI strategy and leadership learning experience.

This is a remote, fixed-term, part-time opportunity suited to someone with significant senior leadership experience and direct accountability for AI strategy, investment, transformation, or implementation decisions. The role combines live online facilitation, executive-level discussion, learner mentoring, assignment feedback, and online community engagement.

The expected commitment is approximately 4 to 6 hours per week on average, although additional hours may be required during assignment grading periods.

Requirements

• Demonstrated senior leadership experience with direct accountability for AI strategy, investment, implementation, digital transformation, data strategy, or related organisational decision-making.
• Experience operating at executive, general management, functional leadership, senior advisory, or equivalent level.
• Working knowledge of the Australian regulatory and governance environment relevant to artificial intelligence.
• Understanding of developments including Australian privacy reform, the Voluntary AI Safety Standard, and expectations associated with relevant Australian regulatory bodies.
• Practical fluency with current generative AI tools and the ability to assess and direct their use without dependence on a single technology vendor.
• Demonstrated ability to engage confidently with senior, experienced, and time-constrained participants while constructively challenging ideas and assumptions.
• Strong interpersonal skills and emotional intelligence, with the ability to support a diverse group of senior professionals.
• Previous experience in facilitation, executive education, teaching, coaching, mentoring, or professional development.
• Excellent organisational, time-management, communication, and collaboration skills.
• A flexible and practical problem-solving approach, with the ability to adapt facilitation to participant needs and evolving discussions.

Key Responsibilities

• Facilitate engaging live online group sessions that connect AI strategy and leadership concepts with practical executive and organisational experience.
• Lead regular online drop-in sessions focused on real-world AI applications, strategic decision-making, governance considerations, and learner assignments.
• Mark approximately 20 to 50 assignments per course and provide clear, constructive, and actionable feedback that supports participant development.
• Facilitate meaningful discussions within an online learning community by sharing resources, practical examples, insights, and responses to participant questions.
• Provide ad hoc one-to-one mentoring sessions to participants requiring additional support with course concepts, assignments, or strategic application.
• Participate in selected industry panel discussions and contribute relevant senior-level perspectives on AI strategy, leadership, governance, investment, and implementation.
• Set clear expectations regarding workload, assignment timelines, learning activities, and available resources.
• Monitor participant engagement and identify areas where additional support or intervention may be appropriate.
• Collaborate with relevant delivery and participant-support colleagues to communicate progress, challenges, and emerging learner needs.
• Support a senior participant cohort by facilitating constructive discussion, challenging assumptions appropriately, and encouraging evidence-based strategic thinking.