Agentic Leadership - Are You Ready to Lead in the Age of AI?

AI isn’t just changing *what* we do – it’s changing *who* we lead. Teams now include AI agents, and leaders must adapt or risk falling behind. But here’s the catch: **AI can speed up work, but it can’t replace trust, commitment, critical thinking – or human vision, intuition and innovation. It can, however, amplify it.** This webinar cuts through the hype to address the **real challenges** of leading in a world where not all team members are human. How do you create psychological safety for humans – and machines? How do you ensure your team feels ownership when AI generates the sprint plan? How do you avoid the pitfalls of blind automation while preventing tunnel vision in a world of automated precision? **Key takeaways:** * Why **Catalyst Leaders** (not Expert Leaders) will thrive in the AI era – and how to make the shift. * How to foster **innovation and autonomy** without losing strategic alignment or the human touch. * The **3 shifts** every leader must make to embrace Agentic Leadership: from control to enablement, from precision to critical thinking, and from efficiency to trust. * Lessons from the frontlines: What happens when AI meets human psychodynamics – and why **emotional intelligence** is your secret weapon. * How to use AI as a **force multiplier** – not a crutch – so technology amplifies human vision, intuition and innovation, rather than replacing it. **About the presenter:** Bent Myllerup is an engineer turned leadership coach, trainer and consultant with **25+ years of experience** as a manager and leader. With a **Master’s in Management Development from Copenhagen Business School**, he blends real-world stories from his journey in **Product Leadership** and global consulting with practical tools for **authentic, human-centred leadership**. His approach is rooted in enabling teams to thrive in complexity – because, as he puts it, **“technology should serve people, not the other way around.”** *Join us to lead with intention, clarity and humanity – not just efficiency.*