One task at Baptist Health used to take about 10 hours a week. Now it takes roughly two minutes, and that's just one piece of a two-year AI transformation.
Christine Kotler, CMO of Baptist Health South Florida, joins Mike Kaput to walk through how her marketing and communications team built an AI adoption model from the ground up: a structured learning curriculum, the peer-coaching "AI Sherpa" model, real use cases, and the honest friction of doing this inside a regulated healthcare organization.
Part of the AI Transformations series, presented by Google Cloud.
Show Notes: Access the show notes and show links here
Timestamps:
00:00:00 — Intro
00:06:00 — Why marketing & comms took the lead on generative AI
00:10:57 — How the transformation started to unfold
00:14:23 — The AI Sherpas
00:20:12 — The learning hub and building their own AI curriculum
00:22:14 — How AI is changing the marketing/comms team's work
00:28:28 — The people side of the transformation
00:33:02 — Where transformation got messier or harder than expected
00:36:27 — How AI will reshape roles, workflows, and team structure
00:40:08 — Advice for a leader stepping up to lead AI transformation
This episode is presented by Google Cloud:
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