AI Leaders Utrecht
October 22, 2026 · Karel V · 8:00 -10:00
Event Program
Enterprise AI Adoption & Scaling: Breakfast for Enterprise Tech Executives
Join us in Utrecht for a networking breakfast followed by custom roundtable discussions for technology executives around enterprise AI adoption and scaling. This event is led by Marcel Krom (Ex-CIO at PostNL) and is supported by Wonderful & Dash0.
Agenda
08:00 - Arrival & breakfast
Coffee and informal networking.
08:20 - Welcome with Marcel Krom
Why we're here: the challenges of scaling up, and learning from real business cases, industry tech leads and each other.
08:30 - The AI-Driven Engineering Organisation with Judith Redi, Head of Engineering, Dash0
Keeping control and governance in a fast-moving world, how Dash0 eats its own dog food, and a real customer example from the middle of the scaling phase.
08:50 - Roundtable discussion
09:10 - Automating core business processes with agents with Sako Arts, CTO, Wonderful
Experience from the field as an industry tech lead.
09:30 - Roundtable discussion
09:50 - Wrap-up
10:00 - Event ends
Your Hosts
Robbert Beukema
Head of GTM, Netherlands, Wonderful
Applied AI evangelist - Helping complex organizations Transform Operating Models with Agentic AI - Head of GTM Netherlands at Wonderful
Sako Arts
Site CTO, Netherlands, Wonderful
Sako is an experienced keynote speaker at major conferences like World Summit AI, MWC, and The Next Web, Sako focuses on the practical applications of AI. He avoids the hype to demystify the technology, showcasing real-world use cases and highlighting the genuine challenges of implementing this complex tech.
Marcel Krom
Independent Business Digital and IT Consultant
Ex-CIO PostNL
Judith Redi
VP Engineering, Dash0
With almost two decades of experience in the tech industry and academic research, Judith brings a strong focus on data and AI to engineering leadership.
Register now to attend
Seats are limited — request yours and we'll confirm by email.
Thursday, October 22 · 8:00–10:00
Karel V
Join us in the Anna van Oostenrijk room at the Karel V in Utrecht.
The Anna van Oostenrijk room is an atmospheric room with original wooden beams in the ceiling, mirrors and chandeliers.
The room is named after Anna van Oostenrijk, daughter of King Philip III of Spain and queen of France from 1615 to 1643. On her way to her future husband Philip II, she spent some time in the German House.