Dan Stillerman

Position: Founder
Organization: Excel Academy
Dan Stillerman is the founder of Excel Academy and a leading voice in practical AI capability building for business. He works with HR and L&D leaders to move beyond AI hype and build measurable, responsible AI fluency across their organisations. Known for high-energy sessions and clear frameworks, Dan helps teams close capability gaps, embed governance, and drive real productivity gains. He is passionate about working smarter, thinking critically, and ensuring technology augments – not replaces – human potential.

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Session title: AI Fluency: The Missing Link Between Adoption and Impact

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Dan Stillerman is the founder of Excel Academy and a leading voice in practical AI capability building for business. He works with HR and L&D leaders to move beyond AI hype and build measurable, responsible AI fluency across their organisations. Known for high-energy sessions and clear frameworks, Dan helps teams close capability gaps, embed governance, and drive real productivity gains. He is passionate about working smarter, thinking critically, and ensuring technology augments – not replaces – human potential.