Tasha Eurich
Organizational Psychologist, Researcher, and Best-Selling Author, chosen as a Marshall Goldsmith 100 Coach
Senior Fellow, The Dais; Former LinkedIn Workforce Development and Higher Ed System lead
Speaker Jake Hirsch-Allen is a leading voice on AI policy, the future of work, and responsible technology. He builds public–private partnerships across governments, academia, and industry to advance global AI governance, strengthen democracy, and reduce inequality. Drawing on his background in law, entrepreneurship, and education, Jake helps societies harness technology for human creativity, trust, and social impact.
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Speaker Jake Hirsch-Allen speaks on artificial intelligence policy, the future of work and learning, and also the role of technology in strengthening democracy. He brings a unique perspective shaped by his passion for immigration, skills-based hiring, humane technology, and global AI governance.
As a bridge-builder, Jake forges public–private partnerships that connect governments, universities, workforce development organizations, and technology companies. He has dedicated his career to reducing inequality through international criminal and intellectual property law, global health initiatives, software entrepreneurship, and education. By linking people and ideas, he creates lasting social and economic impact.
Jake advises startups, non-profits, investors, and foundations on AI policy, responsible technology, and strategies to improve education, employment, and social services. He also works with think tanks and AI institutes to help societies establish healthier relationships with technology while defending democracy and human rights.
Over the past year, Jake has concentrated on advancing responsible technology policy and shaping global AI governance. Acting as a “tech governance sherpa,” he has collaborated with governments, civil society, academia, and also the private sector to design ethical, legal, and technological frameworks for a more human-centered digital future. His work focuses on building international consensus on AI regulation, exploring innovative democratic practices that align technology with societal values, and guiding policymakers to better understand the implications of AI on labor markets, trust, and social cohesion.
Dynamic and forward-looking, speaker Jake Hirsch-Allen equips audiences to understand the promises and perils of AI, while offering actionable insights on how to harness technology for the public good.
With cybercrime projected to cost nearly $24 trillion by 2027, the threat to governments, businesses, and individuals grows every day. Drawing on recent high-profile attacks on critical infrastructure, Jake immerses participants in a hands-on crisis simulation. Using the concept of “Red-Teaming,” he demonstrates how organizations can proactively test and strengthen their defenses, equipping leaders with essential skills to protect sensitive data and public trust.
This debate-meets-strategy session will role-play how to counter Big Tech’s influence based on “player’s” strengths & weaknesses. Participants will model how the responsible tech movement can most efficiently & ethically create an internet more aligned with Mozilla’s manifesto. Reforming Big Tech requires our diverse skills. This talk is specifically geared to intrapreneurs working within large organizations, researchers from think tanks & policy development, campaigners driving social movements & change, investors impact investing in startups & nonprofits disrupting Big Tech, litigators working under current laws such as class action suits, lobbyers for regulation or taxation.
As digitalization and hybrid work redefine professional networking, Jake offers a roadmap for creating meaningful connections in both virtual and physical spaces. This talk blends practical techniques for mastering online communication with strategies to harness AI and digital platforms. Designed for professionals at any stage, it equips audiences to navigate the evolving landscape of work while building networks that drive real impact.
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