Alicia Lyttle, Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder, AI InnoVision.
MONTEGO BAY, Jamaica--The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping the global business landscape, demanding a shift in leadership strategies to remain competitive and innovative, according to a press release from Caribbean Export Development Agency (Caribbean Export).
Digital leaders are now required to integrate AI-driven tools into decision-making processes, enhance operational efficiency, personalise customer experiences and foster a culture of continuous learning and adaptability.
According to Alicia Lyttle, Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder, AI InnoVision, by aligning vision, technology and human capital, digital leaders can create a resilient, future-ready organisation capable of thriving in an increasingly intelligent economy, the release states.
“AI is critical if you want to be more productive and efficient. When we look at businesses, we evaluate to see how AI can take specific tasks, to turn them into AI solutions. It does not matter what business you are in, there are ways to integrate AI to make the business more productive, which in turn drives profits,” Lyttle said.
Lyttle said the emergence of AI technologies has fundamentally redefined leadership in the 21st century. In a rapidly digitising global economy, leadership is no longer confined to conventional managerial roles centred around supervision, delegation and strategy implementation. Instead, modern digital leadership demands a dynamic understanding of AI-powered tools and platforms that are revolutionising how businesses operate, make decisions and engage with customers.
“AI is not simply a tool for automation; it is a transformative force that enables data-driven insights, predictive analytics and hyper-personalised services, thereby altering the very nature of organisational leadership. At the core of digital leadership in the age of AI lies the capacity to embrace innovation, harness data intelligently and lead teams in environments of rapid technological evolution,” Lyttle said.
Lyttle, a renowned AI strategist also known as the “Queen of AI”, has over two decades of experience in artificial intelligence, digital transformation and business innovation, according to the release. She is confirmed as one of the speakers at the Caribbean Investment Forum (CIF), scheduled for July 29-31 at the Montego Bay Convention Centre, Montego Bay, St. James, Jamaice.
Leaders today, she said, are expected to be visionaries who not only keep up with technological trends but also align those innovations with strategic business goals. This shift calls for a new set of competencies, including digital literacy, adaptability, ethical reasoning and cross-functional collaboration.
“It is no longer sufficient for leaders to rely solely on traditional metrics of performance; they must now leverage AI to anticipate market changes, identify emerging risks and uncover hidden opportunities,” Lyttle said.
Many businesses she said are unaware of how to integrate AI and smart technologies into their business. However, AI is not a trend and is here to stay, she said, so business owners can use CHAT GPT to assist them in ascertaining the relevant information they need to start the process, the release states.
“ChatGPT can significantly improve business operations by assisting with content creation, customer service, market research and more. By leveraging its natural language-processing capabilities, businesses can automate tasks, enhance communication and gain valuable insights to drive growth and efficiency,” Lyttle said.
As a speaker at the Caribbean Investment Forum, Lyttle will delve into the topic of “Digital Transformation in relation to AI and Smart Technologies for Business Development”. She is excited to share how AI has emerged as one of the most transformative forces driving modern business growth, according to the release.
“From strategic decision-making to personalised marketing and intelligent automation, AI empowers leaders to navigate complexity and seize new opportunities with confidence and precision,” Lyttle said.
CIF 2025 is the region’s premier platform for investors, entrepreneurs and policymakers to connect, collaborate and capitalise on high-growth opportunities, the release states. The event is hosted by Caribbean Export, in collaboration with the European Union Global Gateway, the Ministry of Industry, Investment & Commerce, JAMPRO and the Caribbean Community CARICOM Secretariat. Strategic partners include Republic Bank, the Inter-American Development Bank and the Jamaica Special Economic Zone Authority.
Other confirmed speakers include Senator Aubyn Hill, Minister of Industry, Investment, & Commerce, Jamaica; Dushyant Savadia, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Amber Group; and Pamela Coke Hamilton, Executive Director, International Trade Centre (ITC).
For more information on how to attend or partner with CIF 2025, visit
www.caribbeaninvestmentforum.com or contact the organisers at
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