Mastering Agentic AI: Enhancing Professional Productivity with Google Gemini
Led by the HKU MBA alumnus Ron K, Industry Manager, Travel at Google Ads, the workshop demonstrated how Google’s AI tools empower professionals to achieve autonomous workflow.
Google Gemini — Your Executive Working Partner
Boost productivity and focus on high‑impact decisions by eliminating the need to switch between multiple applications. Gemini integrates seamlessly with Google Workspace, enabling you to build bespoke Gems (AI agents) to automate repetitive workflows, or connect directly with live data from Salesforce, SAP, or Workday.
NotebookLM powered by Google Gemini — Your private Analyst
NotebookLM is a secure research assistant that grounds every response in your data, with inline citations from up to 300 uploaded sources. It excels at instantly generating pitch decks, refining logical flow, revising graphs while maintaining consistency, and converting dense reports into realistic audio podcasts. It also performs exceptionally well in analysing hours‑long videos and managing multilingual content, greatly enhancing research and study efficiency.
Alumni Insights to Navigate Careers in Big Tech
A candid sharing session with Ron Kwok and Jemila Cheung (Product Owner at a Global InsurTech unicorn) explored how the HKU MBA empowers career pivots and cultivates leadership excellence:
- The Value of MBA: Beyond technical expertise, the MBA provides the “commercial edge” needed to lead cross-functional teams and translate innovation into market success.
- The Irreplaceable Leadership Edge: While AI enhances productivity, genuine connections, authentic leadership, and professional trust remain the most powerful competitive advantages.
- The Prestigious Network: The MBA offers more than a curriculum, it delivers global and local exposure built on a foundation of trust, vital for aspiring leaders.
We extend our sincere appreciation to Ron Kwok, Jemila Cheung, Mengxi (Mercy) Liu and all participants for making this event a resounding success.
