Leadership & Advisory Network
ZAI programs are shaped by a network of executives, scholars, and practitioners from the world’s leading organizations and universities — guiding curriculum, mentoring participants, and connecting learning to real-world impact.
“The greatest untapped resource in education is not technology — it is the connection between university leadership and industry leadership.”ZAI Institute Founding Principle
Our Team
Every ZAI program is guided by executives, academics, and practitioners who bring real-world expertise from the organizations and institutions that define their industries.
Advisory Network
Our advisory board includes senior leaders from the organizations that define their industries — guiding curriculum, evaluating capstone projects, mentoring students, and connecting graduates to opportunity. Every ZAI program carries their expertise.
Industries Represented
Technology & Cloud Computing, Healthcare & Life Sciences, Financial Services & Banking, Management Consulting, Consumer Products, Media & Entertainment, Supply Chain & Operations, Data Science & Analytics
Roles & Seniority
C-Suite Executives, SVPs & VPs of AI Strategy, Global Heads of Product & Platform, Chief Quality & Medical Officers, Directors of Research & Innovation, University Department Chairs & Tenured Faculty
Organizations
Microsoft, Google, Meta, Adobe, PwC, EY, Bloomberg, Johnson & Johnson, Kaiser Permanente, Mayo Clinic, JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, Verizon, ServiceNow, Coca-Cola, Estée Lauder, Experian, and more
Advisors serve as capstone evaluators, curriculum reviewers, executive mentors, and the bridge between academic programs and the employers who hire their graduates.
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