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Founder. Author. AI Executive Educator. Human-machine collaboration advocate.
Sadie St Lawrence is a founder, author, keynote speaker, and AI executive educator helping leaders understand the future of work, data, and human-machine collaboration.
Profile
A founder-led voice at the intersection of AI, data, and human potential.
Sadie is the Founder and CEO of the Human Machine Collaboration Institute, where she leads research, education, consulting, and community initiatives focused on helping humans work alongside machines. She is also the founder of Women in Data, an international nonprofit created to increase diversity in data careers and support the next generation of data and AI leaders.
She is the author of Becoming an AI Orchestrator, a book focused on helping professionals and leaders understand how to work with AI as a partner in strategy, creativity, and execution.
Across her work as a speaker, educator, founder, and content creator, Sadie helps make complex technology feel practical, human, and actionable. Her perspective is grounded in years of experience across data science, AI education, entrepreneurship, workforce development, and executive leadership.
Today, Sadie works with organizations, brands, and communities to help them understand what AI means for business, leadership, and human potential.
Areas of expertise
What Sadie works on.
- Artificial Intelligence01
- Human-Machine Collaboration02
- AI Orchestration03
- Future of Work04
- Data Science & Data Leadership05
- Executive AI Education06
- Responsible AI and Trust07
- Workforce Transformation08
- Entrepreneurship & Innovation09
- Women in Technology & Leadership10
The human side of technology
Technology should expand human potential.
Sadie believes the future of AI is not just about machines becoming more capable. It is about humans becoming more intentional, creative, and collaborative.
Whether she is speaking on stage, advising leaders, teaching teams, interviewing builders, or creating content, her goal is to help people move from fear and confusion into clarity, agency, and possibility.
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