"I think about how Artificial Intelligence is going to change our lives, work, and who we are"
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MY WORK:
Brief Biography
Helen co-founded ODAIA.ai, an AI-powered customer segmentation, commercial automation and predictive analytics SaaS platform for Pharma and eCommerce in 2018 out of the University of Toronto. As Chief Evangelist, she brings her understanding of AI, customer analytics, and digital transformation, to help sales and marketing teams adopt artificial intelligence in their work.
She has been teaching product development, design, and entrepreneurship for 8 years at the University of Toronto at the Department of Computer Science (St.George Campus), and the Department of Computer and Mathematical Sciences (UTSC).
Helen co-founded UofT's Department of Computer Science Innovation Lab (DCSIL), an incubator that supports students and faculty to commercialize their innovations in emerging technologies.
In her spare time, she teaches women about AI, data and digital skills, and is leading program development for International Women's Week 2021 #IWW
ODAIA:
www.ODAIA.ai
http://www.research.utoronto.ca/tech-opps/odaia/
UofT Department of Computer Science - CSC2702 Technology Entrepreneurship Spring/Fall 2020:
https://twitter.com/UofThelensclass
Helen co-founded ODAIA.ai, an AI-powered customer segmentation, commercial automation and predictive analytics SaaS platform for Pharma and eCommerce in 2018 out of the University of Toronto. As Chief Evangelist, she brings her understanding of AI, customer analytics, and digital transformation, to help sales and marketing teams adopt artificial intelligence in their work.
She has been teaching product development, design, and entrepreneurship for 8 years at the University of Toronto at the Department of Computer Science (St.George Campus), and the Department of Computer and Mathematical Sciences (UTSC).
Helen co-founded UofT's Department of Computer Science Innovation Lab (DCSIL), an incubator that supports students and faculty to commercialize their innovations in emerging technologies.
In her spare time, she teaches women about AI, data and digital skills, and is leading program development for International Women's Week 2021 #IWW
ODAIA:
www.ODAIA.ai
http://www.research.utoronto.ca/tech-opps/odaia/
UofT Department of Computer Science - CSC2702 Technology Entrepreneurship Spring/Fall 2020:
https://twitter.com/UofThelensclass