Awareness: Discovering the Possibilities of AI The first day of the International Women’s AI & Digital Empowerment Week, hosted by Clap Academy in strategic partnership with Center for Economic and Leadership Development UK, Wealth Wise Woman C.I.C and BVCOM LLC USA, opened with an incredible atmosphere of curiosity, inspiration, and global participation. Women joined the virtual event from across the United Kingdom, Europe, Africa, North America, and Canada, demonstrating something powerful — the global hunger for knowledge about Artificial Intelligence and the future of work. The theme for Day 1 was Awareness — Discovering the Possibilities of AI. The goal was clear: break the fear around artificial intelligence and help women understand that AI is not a distant future — it is already shaping our world today. Opening the Event The event opened with a warm welcome and community-building moment where participants shared where they were joining from in the chat. Within minutes, the platform lit up with locations from London, Lagos, Malawi, Toronto, US, Canada and across Europe, highlighting the truly global nature of the event. Participants were reminded that this initiative was designed to help women discover how AI can accelerate their careers, enhance their productivity, and open new professional opportunities. Keynote: AI Is Not Coming — It’s Already Here The keynote address was delivered by Olatomiwa Williams (M.CIoD), a senior leader at Microsoft who is driving AI-powered growth across emerging markets. Her message was both powerful and reassuring. She emphasized that Artificial Intelligence is no longer optional for professionals in the modern economy. But she also dismantled one of the biggest myths that discourages women from entering the field: You do not need a computer science degree to benefit from AI. She explained that AI is already embedded in everyday professional environments — from healthcare and finance to marketing, education, and business operations.

A lot of businesses aren’t short on ideas.They’re short on time, speed, and consistency. AI is changing that fast. If you could use AI to make one part of your business easier, faster, or less manual… what would it be?

These three days have been awesome. Deji is a fantastic trainer. Makes a realistic mind remain glued to the computer and for any one who did not take down notes, might have missed a lot. I wish the sessions never ended. Buttressing his points with real life stories and examples gives visual understanding of it all. I see myself as a Project manager already, not just the regular traditional project manager, not just one but an Ai-project manager.

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Who has explored all or some of the tools that were mentioned during the Project Management with AI training? Have you tried to see how it helps you be productive at work? Remember, It still has its limitations so your thinking hat must still be on at all times!