Nick Abrahams

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About Nick Abrahams

Nick is a futurist & keynote speaker. But he doesn’t just talk about the future; he’s building it. He created the award-winning Parker, the world’s first AI-enabled privacy chatbot, and is a Co-founder of Lawpath, the world's first and largest AI-native law firm. Lawpath has over customers and recently received an investment of $10 Million from a major bank. He spent the last ten years as a global technology and innovation leader at international professional services firm, Norton Rose Fulbright. His hands-on work in AI earned him an appointment as an Adjunct Professor at Bond University, where he teaches four courses on AI productivity, innovation, and human-led leadership in a tech-driven world. His new course, GenAI Basics, will launch globally on the LinkedIn Learning platform soon. Nick is the winner of the Financial Times newspaper’s Asia Innovator of the Year Award and has advised both Berkeley and Stanford Universities on their Generative AI training programs. He works extensively with organisations and governments on AI strategy, training, implementation, and governance - including recent collaborations with the United Nations and the International Monetary Fund. His AI project experience spans many industries including finance, professional services, property, retail, government, education, healthcare, law, agriculture, tourism, and food. He is a LinkedIn Top Voice in Technology, the author of two Amazon bestselling books, Big Data, Big Responsibilities and Digital Disruption. He is on the boards of the Vodafone Foundation and, world-leading genomics research organisation, the Garvan Foundation. He is the host of the Web3 Goes Mainstream podcast. Before his career in professional services, Nick graduated from University of Southern California Film School and worked as a Creative Executive at Warner Brothers in Los Angeles where he worked on the hit TV shows, ER and The West Wing.