Adopting AI responsibly goes beyond innovation—it requires accountability, transparency, and trust. In this webinar, leaders from Adobe and Microsoft explore how organizations can evaluate their current AI maturity and embed responsible AI practices across the enterprise.
In this session, you’ll discover:
- How generative AI is creating new opportunities to amplify human creativity.
- Real-world examples of AI governance from industry leaders.
- A practical framework for building a scalable, responsible AI foundation.
- Adobe’s approach to developing and deploying responsible AI.
This webinar airs at 12 PM CT and will be available on-demand for six months after airing.
Lindsay Morris
Principal, Content Strategist, AdobeAs a strategic storyteller, Lindsay partners with enterprise leaders and customers to shape the narrative of AI transformation. Her work spotlights how organizations are unlocking new value through Adobe’s Generative AI-first applications—turning vision into tangible business outcomes. With a marketer’s perspective and a customer-first mindset, she crafts stories that elevate brand impact, drive adoption, and inspire others to imagine what’s next.
Emily McReynolds
Global AI Strategy, Digital Strategy Group, AdobeEmily McReynolds is Head of Global AI Strategy at Adobe focusing on enterprise AI adoption. She has over 15 years of experience in data governance, machine learning & AI across technical research and industry, including Microsoft and Meta. Having deployed AI at multiple companies, she understands the challenges an organization encounters in rolling out AI. Emily provides guidance on AI implementation through frameworks such as The AI Inflection Point: How to adopt AI in your organization. Emily started coding in HTML and taught people to use computers back when we used floppy disks.
Grace Yee
Senior Director, Ethical Innovation, AdobeGrace Yee is the Senior Director of Ethical Innovation (AI Ethics and Accessibility) at Adobe, driving global, organization-wide work around AI ethics and accessibility and developing processes, tools, trainings, and other resources to help ensure that Adobe’s industry-leading innovations continually evolve in line with Adobe’s core values and ethical principles. Grace oversees Adobe’s AI Ethics Committee, AI Ethics Board and Accessibility Board; partners with the policy team to drive advocacy and shape public policy; and works with government groups, trade associations, and user communities to promote and advance AI and accessibility policies and standards and drive impactful industry solutions. Grace has more than two decades of software product management and engineering management experience, from startups to Fortune 100 companies. She has a Bachelor of Science in Engineering from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
Stephanie Ballard
Director of Responsible AI Practice, MicrosoftSteph Ballard is a Director of Responsible AI Practice in Microsoft’s Office of Responsible AI, where she translates AI regulation into scalable internal policy to support first-party engineering compliance. She is currently focused on frontier AI safety, supporting the implementation of Microsoft’s Frontier Governance Framework through emerging risk identification, threat modeling, and the creation of red-teaming, evaluation, and mitigation approaches. She has led workstreams on the EU AI Act’s prohibited practices, high-risk systems, and both product and governance transparency. She frequently advises product and central infrastructure teams on implementation and compliance. Before joining Microsoft, she earned her PhD from the University of Washington Information School and was a member of the Tech Policy Lab and Value Sensitive Design Lab.
