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Thinking Strategically About AI: Insights for Utility Professionals

Date and Time

Tuesday, July 15, 2025, 1:00 PM until 2:00 PM Eastern Time (US & Canada) (UTC-05:00)

Event Contact(s)

Dawn M Compton


Jennifer A Long

Category

International Professional/Personal Development

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Thinking Strategically About AI: Insights for Utility Professionals

In the second installment of the AI seminar series, Marlies Patton will explore the strategic dimensions of artificial intelligence, offering insights into how business leaders are navigating AI transformation across people, process, and technology. Building on the foundational concepts introduced in the first session, Marlies will discuss the diverse approaches and key considerations that shape AI strategy, using real-world examples from AEP as a guiding framework. Attendees will gain valuable perspectives on aligning AI initiatives with strategic objectives and driving innovation within their organizations. Join us for a session designed to equip professionals with the strategic mindset necessary to harness the full potential of AI.


Marlies Patton manages the Enterprise Data Science team at American Electric Power (AEP), where she plays a key role in shaping the company's Generative AI (GenAI) strategy. She joined AEP as a data scientist in 2016, bringing with her nearly a decade of experience as an economic consultant in the energy and utilities sector.  Since then, she has developed solutions for a wide range of business challenges using statistical and AI/ML methods. Marlies is currently leading the development of AEP's internal GenAI platform and is actively involved in building governance frameworks and processes that align AI innovation with the company’s strategic goals.

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