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Leading With AI: Authentic Leadership Comms at Scale

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19 minutes February 3, 2026

In today’s AI‑accelerated workplace, leaders need communication that keeps pace with their organization. This session explores how Microsoft uses AI to elevate leadership communications by enabling engaging two‑way engagement, strengthening alignment through community, agents and streamlining AI-powered workflows that bring messages to life. Using tools from Microsoft, learn a new perspective on delivering leadership communications. Lead with trust: Embed leader voices and external storytelling into…

In today’s AI‑accelerated workplace, leaders need communication that keeps pace with their organization. This session explores how Microsoft uses AI to elevate leadership communications by enabling engaging two‑way engagement, strengthening alignment through community, agents and streamlining AI-powered workflows that bring messages to life. Using tools from Microsoft, learn a new perspective on delivering leadership communications.

  • Lead with trust: Embed leader voices and external storytelling into internal strategy.
  • Two-way dialogue: Enable faster, clearer two‑way conversations between leaders and employees with Viva Engage.
  • AI‑powered analytics: Use insights to gain trust with execs and stakeholders, including reach, sentiment and trending themes.
  • Community intelligence: Use Microsoft 365 Copilot and agents to surface shared knowledge.
  • Moderation at scale: Apply AI to streamline moderation and workflows.
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