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Kristin Ginn, founder of trnsfrmAItn and host of the AI, but Human podcast, is contributing to a growing conversation about human-centered AI transformation.

 

In these articles and podcast episodes, she explores how human-first AI approaches, emotional intelligence in tech leadership, and strategic clarity can reshape the way we adopt and lead with AI.

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Microsoft Ignite 2025

From launch to usage: 7 ways to accelerate Copilot adoption

Microsoft Ignite 2025

 

As part of her work at Microsoft, Kristin shared seven actionable strategies to inspire and empower users to achieve more with generative AI and Microsoft 365 Copilot.

 

From activating champions and leaders to modeling AI habits and creating hands-on experiences, you'll walk away with ideas to spark usage and impact.

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Microsoft Ignite 2025

Real Copilot adoption journeys that worked

Microsoft Ignite 2025

 

As part of her work at Microsoft, Kristin hosted Microsoft customers Carrier, Mastercard and Vodafone who shared how they successfully rolled out Copilot by taking a human-first approach to AI.

 

Learn how they activated leaders and champions, enabled users, and created inspiring, hands-on experiences to drive adoption and usage.

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Guest Podcast

Human-first AI adoption: Getting your people ready for change

AI Explored podcast

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Host Michael Stelzner and guest Kristin Ginn, founder of trnsfrmAItn, discuss why a human-first approach to AI adoption that addresses psychological biases, identifies specialized user mindsets and provides a three-layer strategy to activate your business is key to successful AI implementation. 

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Kristin dives into why most businesses struggle to achieve ROI, three ways users tend to react to generative AI at work, and how to overcome the human readiness challenge.

 

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Why AI skills are the new gold standard for job seekers

Fast Company​

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Artificial intelligence capabilities have rapidly shifted from nice-to-have extras to essential requirements. In this article, experts, including Kristin Ginn, founder of trnsfrmAItn, reveal how mastering AI skills can unlock career opportunities.

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Kristin shares how generative AI tools can accelerate careers and expand opportunities beyond traditional paths. She shares how generative AI helps her honen in on her customers' needs and deliver high-quality, custom services.

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Guest Podcast

Using AI at work to activate humans in the workplace with Kristin Ginn

Using AI at Work podcast

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In this episode, host Chris Daigle is joined by Kristin Ginn, founder of trnsfrmAItn, to discuss the real reason most companies fail with AI adoption. 

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Kristin breaks down why AI productivity gains at the individual level rarely translate into measurable organizational outcomes and how to close that gap by activating leaders and employees through mindset shifts, habit building and better enablement strategies. 

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Public workshop

Unlock the Possibilities with AI: Inspiration & Strategy for Small Business Owners

Alameda Chamber & Economic Alliance​

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Business owners in Alameda, CA and the greater San Francisco Bay Area were invited to join this 90-minute workshop to explore the practical side of generative AI.

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Kristin Ginn, founder of trnsfrmAItn, shared how to spot AI opportunities for small businesses, showed real business use cases completed with AI and provided actionable ideas and tactics to help businesses transformation how they operate.

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10 key strategies for staying competitive in the AI-driven IT landscape

Technostacks

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In this article, leaders from across the AI and IT landscape, including Kristin Ginn, founder of trnsfrmAItn, reveal the real strategies companies need to stay competitive as technology accelerates faster than ever.

 

Instead of chasing shiny tools, these experts show how it's the companies who are redesigning workflows, strengthening data foundation and empowering their people to work confidently alongside AI who succeed in the race to organization-wide AI adoption.

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Prepare for the future with these 2026 AI predictions

Digital IT News

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As artificial intelligence shifts from experimentation to everyday execution, organizations are beginning to recognize that success hinges less on the technology itself and more on how prepared their people and processes are to use it. 

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In this article, AI and IT experts, including Kristin Ginn, founder of trnsfrmAItn, share their prediction on why 2026 will be a pivotal year for organizations who focus on getting their people to embrace generative AI as a cultural shift.

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8 ways combining generative AI with human expertise produces superior results

TechMagazine.io

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This comprehensive guide explores how generative AI paired with human expertise leads to superior outcomes across multiple industries. Expert insights, including Kristin Ginn, founder of trnsfrmAItn, reveal practical applications that highlighting the powerful synergy between human judgment and artificial intelligence.

 

The article presents eight strategic approaches that demonstrate how organizations can effectively balance technology with human oversight for optimal results.

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Book Kristin

Interested in working with Kristin and trnsfrmAItn to inspire your next all-hands, company event or conference with the possibilities of human-focused AI?

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Kristin is available for consultation, workshops and other opportunities. Schedule a discovery call today.​

Frequently Asked Questions

What topics does Kristin speak about?

Kristin specializes in AI transformation, with a focus on human-centered AI adoption. Her talks and workshops explore how organizations can integrate generative AI tools while maintaining emotional intelligence, strategic clarity, and cultural alignment. Kristin helps reframe AI as a cultural shift that empowers people to achieve more by creating an AI-first environment where humans are never second.

Why should we book Kristin?

Kristin brings a unique blend of visionary strategy, approachable energy and practical execution. As founder of trnsfrmAItn and host of the AI, but Human podcast, she has helped leaders understand how human-focused AI can drive innovation without losing sight of empathy and collaboration. Audiences leave inspired, equipped with actionable frameworks, and ready to embrace AI as a force for transformation.

What types of events does Kristin speak at?

Kristin is available for various types of events, including keynote and breakout sessions at conferences and industry events, team workshops and offsites, podcast interviews and media contributions and more.

What makes Kristin's approach different?

Unlike purely technical AI speakers, Kristin emphasizes the human side of AI transformation. She helps organizations see AI as a cultural shift that requires emotional intelligence, clear communication, and strategic alignment. Her sessions balance inspiration with actionable next steps, making her a trusted partner for leaders navigating change.

Can Kristin contribute to articles or thought leadership pieces?

Absolutely. Kristin collaborates with publications and organizations to provide expert commentary on AI transformation, human-focused AI, and generative AI adoption. Her writing and interviews highlight both visionary insights and practical strategies for leaders.

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