January 28, 2027
3:00PM - 4:00PM EDT

FPDA Webinar Series: The AI-Powered Leader, How to Unlock Expert Insights on Demand with Aaron Proietti

📅 Janaury 28, 2027 | 🕒 3:00 - 4:00pm ET | 📍Register Here  

Generative AI is often framed as a tool for efficiency, but its real value for leaders lies in improving how decisions are made in complex, uncertain environments. In this session, Aaron Proietti introduces a practical approach to using AI as a thinking and decision-support partner rather than an answer engine. Through live examples, participants will see how AI can synthesize information, explore multiple perspectives, and surface expert-level insights on demand. The session focuses on how small shifts in how questions are asked can dramatically improve results without requiring technical expertise.

Where in your work are you making decisions with incomplete information, competing perspectives, or unclear tradeoffs? When you use AI today, does it reinforce your existing thinking, or does it genuinely challenge and expand it?

Participants will learn to:

• Use generative AI to explore complex problems from multiple perspectives
• Structure prompts to produce more useful, reliable, and decision-ready outputs
• Apply AI as a thinking partner for analysis, synthesis, and strategic insight
• Identify where human judgment must remain central when using AI tools

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Target Audience: Leaders, managers, and professionals who are navigating complex decisions and want to apply generative AI more effectively to analysis, problem-solving, and strategic thinking. Relevant for both 

Aaron Proietti is the founder of Today’s Innovator and a former Chief Innovation Officer and Chief Customer Advocate at Transamerica. He works at the intersection of artificial intelligence and systems thinking, helping leaders apply emerging technology to real decisions in complex environments.

Aaron blends strategic frameworks with live AI demonstrations, revealing how generative AI can deepen analysis, sharpen synthesis, and expand perspective when human judgment remains central. In addition to keynote talks, he regularly leads executive sessions and focused strategic conversations where teams work through the practical implications of AI in their own contexts.