Lunch and Learn: Operational Excellence in the AI Era – A UK Business Guide
Presented by: Malije Okoye, Executive Director, Execution Edge Limited.
For UK businesses, operational excellence has always been the difference between organisations that scale and those that stall. In this new AI era, the stakes are higher, but so is the opportunity.
Many businesses are yet to find a clear path from ambition to execution, with questions around governance, resilience, and responsible adoption becoming urgent operational priorities. This webinar will cut through the complexities. Led by Malije Okoye, Executive Director of Execution Edge UK, whose work sits at the intersection of AI transformation, governance, and operational resilience, this session will deliver practical, immediately applicable insight for decision-makers navigating AI-driven transformation. Attendees will leave with a clear AI implementation framework, practical automation sequences to drive operational efficiency, and a structured approach to building resilience into their organisations.
Every attendee will also receive an AI readiness checklist and a copy of the Execution Edge AI Playbook for UK Businesses.
This webinar is free to attend. Everyone must register through the LCCI Website in order to receive the joining link from GoToWebinar.
PRICE GUIDE (INC VAT)
Free for LCCI Members and Community Network
Non-members will be able to register for this webinar by signing up to the free Community Network.
This webinar will take place on GoToWebinar. Registrants will be uploaded to the platform 3-days in advance and confirmation email will come directly from GoTo.
About our Speaker
Malije Okoye, Executive Director, Execution Edge Limited
Malije Okoye is the Executive Director of Execution Edge UK, where he partners with organisations to navigate AI transformation, structure cross-border transactions, and build the operational foundations for sustainable, long-term performance. He brings over 23 years of senior operational leadership at Shell across the UK, the Netherlands, Nigeria, and Singapore, having held executive roles spanning Project Engineering, Asset Management, Contracting and Procurement, and Real Estate and Infrastructure. Malije is an alumnus of Wharton Business School and IMD Lausanne and holds a B.Eng. (Hons) from the University of Benin.