TICON Africa
Masterclass

Latest Session Topic:
Emerging Trends in AI and Tech Leadership
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Featuring:

Jacqui Muller

Industry Coordinator,
Belgium Campus iTversity

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Session Recap

The last Women in TICON Africa Masterclass Series welcomed participants to an engaging session on Emerging Trends in AI and Tech Leadership, facilitated by Jacqui Muller, Industry Coordinator at Belgium Campus iTversity.

Jacqui shared valuable insights into the latest developments in artificial intelligence, intelligent automation, and the evolving role of technology leadership, drawing on her extensive experience in digital transformation and skills development across both industry and academia.

The empowering masterclass equipped women in ICT and emerging technologies with the knowledge and strategic perspective needed to thrive as future-ready leaders in an ever-evolving technology landscape.

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Jacqui Muller's Bio

Jacqui Muller is the Industry Coordinator at Belgium Campus iTversity, a Researcher at North-West University, a UiPath Most Valued Professional (MVP), and a professional member of SAICTA.
 
With expertise as a certified Business Analyst, Advanced Automation Developer, and Solution Architect, she drives digital transformation, intelligent automation, and AI-powered solutions through her companies JPanda Solutions and Tegnika Unlimited, while consulting for NTT, CVTS, and i1 Solutions.
 
Passionate about bridging industry and academia, Jacqui contributes to BRICS Standardisation and Y20 Working Groups and leads community masterclasses and events to develop future-ready tech talent.
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