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Julie Ask
Technology Futurist | Consumer Engagement, Technology, and Product Strategy | Speaker | Analyst | Author
Julie Ask is a Business Advisor and Consultant at J.A. Advisory, where she leverages her extensive experience in the financial services industry to provide strategic guidance to businesses. She has built a reputation as a trusted advisor, often working with CEOs, executive management teams, and boards of both public and private companies, as well as global regulatory agencies.
Educational Background and Career:
Julie is a graduate of the Leadership Ascent Executive Leadership Program and holds a degree from the Leeds College of Business at the University of Colorado Boulder. Additionally, she has enhanced her expertise by earning a certificate from Harvard University in Cybersecurity - Managing Risk in the Information Age. Her career has been marked by significant achievements in entrepreneurship and business consulting, showcasing her ability to navigate complex business environments effectively.
Professional Contributions:
Throughout her career, Julie has participated in various professional organizations, including a women’s mentoring circle and Denver’s Wise Women Counsel. Her commitment to lifelong learning and self-discovery is evident from her early experiences traveling across Europe solo, which shaped her entrepreneurial spirit.
Current Role:
As a consultant at J.A. Advisory, Julie focuses on helping clients develop strategies that align with their business goals while navigating the challenges of today’s market landscape. Her insights are valued for their clarity and directness, making her an asset to any organization seeking to enhance its operational effectiveness and strategic direction.
Highlights
Mobile changed what is possible in consumer experiences, products, and business models. It upended industries. It forced enterprises to build new technology stacks, work differently, and find new talent. GenAI is a very different technology, and it will have parallels to mobile as well as differences. Executives can learn a lot from their experiences with mobile as they navigate this next frontier of game-changing, emerging technologies.
Scott Snyder and I partnered on this article (Can the Mobile Wave Help Us Navigate the AI Wave) published by Wharton Knowledge on August 12th.
https://lnkd.in/g8xKi9eW
And I'd also like to thank Tom Huseby for the insights he provided for the article. He was a phenomenal mentor to me throughout my career in mobile right up until his passing this summer.
Do we need genAI tools to create simple websites (e.g., recipes) if websites - as we know them today - will have less prominence in brands’ future consumer digital experience portfolios? What else do we do today that folks are trying to do with genAI that genAI will obviate the need for all together?
