About this Event
Digital tools create possibilities—but how do organizations turn those possibilities into lasting value?
Join Black Voices in Knowledge Management (BVKM) for a panel discussion exploring how knowledge management connects trusted data, meaningful information, contextual intelligence, actionable knowledge, and measurable performance. Experts across these disciplines will examine KM’s role in supporting informed decisions, coordinated action, learning, innovation, and organizational value.
The conversation will explore what happens when these connections weaken: information loses context, knowledge stays in silos, AI accelerates flawed decisions, and performance measures reward activity without meaningful impact. Panelists will consider how organizations can recognize these problems and connect their digital investments to better ways of working.
What to expect
- Explore how KM connects data, information, and intelligence to better decisions and measurable value.
- Recognize gaps that weaken digital transformation and examine governance that supports accountability and trust.
- Gain practical ideas to strengthen knowledge sharing, learning, and organizational performance.
Panel Moderator
- Dr. Annie Green — Panel Facilitator
Panelists
- Dr. Veronica Lawrence-Ortega — Industrial & Organizational Psychologist; CEO & Co-Founder, Inclusivity EQ LLC; AI Safety Researcher & Author
- Stephanie Barnes, MBA — Chief Chaos Organizer, Entelechy
- Jay Zaidi — Founder, Alydata; Data & AI Governance and Data Management
- Seth Earley — Founder & CEO, Earley Information Science; Author, The AI-Powered Enterprise
- Dr. Tori Reddy Dodla — Digital Transformation Consultant; Adjunct Professor, New England College and Champlain College
The event will take place at: George Washington University
Science and Engineering Hall (SEH)
800 22nd St NW
Washington, DC.
You can find us in SEH B1220 (Lehman Auditorium).
Event venue & nearby stays
George Washington University, 800 22nd St NW, Washington, United States
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