AI Fluency with S&P Global’s Chief People Officer - 2026 Next Practices Weekly
As AI rapidly reshapes how work gets done, the question for HR leaders is no longer whether organizations will adopt new technologies - it’s whether their people are ready to use them effectively. On June 18, 2026, i4cp’s Next Practices Weekly will feature Girish Ganesan, Chief People Officer at S&P Global, for a practical conversation on how organizations can build AI-fluent workforces while strengthening the human power skills that remain essential to performance.
Hosted by i4cp, this session will explore how leading HR teams are redefining workforce readiness, evolving performance expectations, and partnering across the business to unlock the full value of AI investments. Ganesan will share insights on what AI fluency means in practice, how to build it across roles and functions, and why capabilities such as judgment, creativity, adaptability, and influence are becoming even more critical in an AI-enabled workplace.
Why You Should Attend
- Learn what AI fluency really means in practice -and how HR leaders can build it across roles, teams, and functions.
- Explore the human power skills rising in importance, including judgment, creativity, adaptability, and influence.
- Understand how to connect AI adoption with workforce strategy to move beyond experimentation and drive measurable business value.
- Gain practical next steps for the next 60–90 days to help your organization build an AI-ready workforce without losing the human advantage.
This conversation will move beyond isolated AI initiatives to examine what it takes to scale an organization-wide approach that integrates technology with human potential. Attendees will leave with practical ideas for aligning AI adoption with workforce strategy, developing human power skills at scale, and identifying where to focus in the next 60–90 days to drive measurable business impact and long-term growth.
To ensure open discussion, this event is exclusively for HR practitioners. Vendors and consultants are not permitted to attend.
