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Alyssa Lefaivre Škopac
Responsible Tech Advocate | Passionate Collaborator | InspiredMinds Top 65 Most Influential Women in AI
Alyssa Lefaivre Škopac is the Head of Global Partnerships and Growth at the Responsible AI Institute, with over 15 years of experience in business and partnership development, primarily in the emerging tech sector.12 She is recognized as an expert in her field and has been a featured speaker at numerous high-profile events, including keynote presentations, interviews, and panel discussions for organizations like the Economist, ITN Business Network, and the AI Summit.2
In 2023, Alyssa was named one of the top 65 most influential women in AI by InspiredMinds.12 Her role at the Responsible AI Institute involves building partnerships that support the entire AI ecosystem and aligning the Institute's strategy and product development with emerging needs in responsible AI.1 She has been instrumental in closing strategic partnerships with multiple Fortune 500 companies, contributing to the growth and impact of the Institute.2
Alyssa's approach emphasizes collaboration, strategy alignment, curiosity, and intellectual humility in enabling successful responsible AI efforts in organizations.12 She plays a crucial role in shaping the responsible AI landscape by fostering collaborations that support the entire ecosystem and strategically aligning the Institute's efforts with the most crucial and emerging industry needs.2
As of February 19, 2025, Alyssa's LinkedIn profile indicates that she has taken on a new role as Director of AI Trust & Safety at Amii.3
Highlights
What an incredible time at the IAPP - International Association of Privacy Professionals #AIGG24 in Brussels last week! It was remarkable to witness how much the conversation has progressed in just a few months (or in AI terms, 10 years).
Highlights included: ✅ Moderating an insightful panel with Jesslyn Dymond, Lyudmila Todorovska, and Lawrence Schoeb, where we discussed real-world practices and case studies on implementing responsible AI.
✅ Being in Brussels as discussions around the #EUAIAct continue to evolve and gain momentum.
✅ Reconnecting with so many friends, members, and colleagues to realign and prepare for what's ahead in the second half of the year. Ashley Casovan, Navrina Singh, Evi Fuelle, Christina Montgomery, JoAnn Stonier, Giovanni Leoni, Andrew Gamino-Cheong, John (Heflin) Hopkins-Gillispie, Kai Zenner, Philip Dawson, Rebecca Evans, Karen Silverman, Andrew Clearwater, Alexandra Reeve Givens and many more!
✅ Eating an insanely delicious artichoke.
Looking forward to week ahead at the The AI Summit in London! I will be chairing the AI at Scale track on Day 1 and participating in a fireside chat on Navigating the Societal Impact of AI with Kerry Sheehan and Emmanuel Kahembwe on Day 2!
I'm thrilled to share my latest blog post, "Responsible AI: A Catalyst for Innovation and Return on Investment." 🤖💡📈
In this article, I address common concerns such as: ❓ I want to get ahead with AI and harness the competitive advantage in my business— won’t all of this additional governance slow me down?
❓ I want to do the right thing, but it seems like a huge lift to ask of my team. How do I align incentives and get everyone on board?
❓ I have to make the business case for Responsible AI internally– can you point me to some resources to help articulate the value?
In today's dynamic market, trust is a vital differentiator. Organizations that prioritize responsible AI are strategically positioning themselves to build and maintain trust with their stakeholders. This trust translates into a significant competitive advantage. Responsible AI isn't just “the right thing to do”— it's smart business. 🌟🤝
Read the full post to explore how Responsible AI can drive innovation and deliver substantial ROI for your business: https://lnkd.in/ek7s3siW 📘✨
#ResponsibleAI #AIGovernance #Innovation #Trust
