North American Learning Executive Summit

With roots as a high school teacher and varsity basketball coach, Ramona brings over twenty-five years of international experience focused on helping individuals maximize their potential and supporting organizations in developing their people in meaningful ways. Often referred to as a “talent tinkerer,” she infuses her expertise in career cognition, business strategy, mobility, and talent technologies to create modern, measurable talent solutions. She was recognized as the 2022 Chief Learning Officer of the Year by CLO Magazine while serving as Chief Learning Officer at Dell Technologies and is a recipient of the University of Texas at Austin President’s Award for outstanding contributions to the success of the University’s nationally ranked MBA program.

Ramona’s leadership is pushing the boundaries of HR talent strategies to drive business impact by transcending traditional approaches. She incorporates behavioral science, AI/ML, automation, kinesthetic and simulation-based experiences, data science, social learning, and even film.

Chrissie is a visionary Learning & Development executive with over 20 years of experience in designing and executing high-impact learning strategies that align with business and commercial objectives. She has extensive experience in fostering robust learning cultures across diverse industries in both the public and private sectors including retail, CPG, quick-service restaurants, healthcare, and startups.

Chrissie’s an expert in developing transformative solutions and systems that drive talent performance and organizational growth. As a highly regarded thought leader within the L&D community, she’s frequently consulted for innovative approaches and is known for creating and optimizing high performing L&D functions in dynamic and fast-paced environments. She’s been recognized globally as a leading Learning Professional and a leader of top-performing L&D teams.

Currently, as the new Chief Learning Officer for PepsiCo, she is leading the work to reimagine the future of learning; architecting a learning strategy and ecosystem that is unifying, agile, learner-centric, tech-enabled and delivers measurable impact for individuals and the organization.

Michael Wynn is a Senior Vice President, recognized for architecting themodernization of Bank of America’s Enterprise learning ecosystem and foradvancing the Academy’s Enterprise-wide artificial intelligence strategy. He leads the design and execution of scalable, future-ready learning and AI platforms that enable workforce transformation, operational excellence, and sustained business performance.

Beginning his career in frontline leadership roles as a Financial Center Manager and progressing through transformational positions across the Preferred channel, Michael brings a practitioner’s perspective to Enterprise innovation. His career reflects a consistent commitment to developing talent, strengthening performance, and deploying technology to drive measurable impact.

Throughout his tenure, Michael has been a catalyst for Enterprise change, spearheading the adoption of immersive and next-generation learning solutions, including virtual reality, AI-powered simulations, intelligent coaching platforms, and advanced digital learning environments. His leadership has reshaped how associates learn, practice, and apply critical skills at scale.

In his current role, Michael serves as the Academy’s principal Enterprise representative for artificial intelligence governance, strategy, and execution. He actively participates in and advises Leadership, ensuring that learning, workforce readiness, risk management, and ethical considerations are embedded in Enterprise AI decision-making.

Michael directs the Academy’s multi-year AI and learning technology roadmap, partnering with Executive stakeholders to identify, assess, and prioritize high-value workflows where AI can materially improve productivity, performance, and employee experience. He oversees the translation of emerging AI capabilities into operational solutions, enabling responsible adoption, regulatory alignment, and Enterprise-grade scalability.

From frontline leadership to influencing enterprise AI acceleration, Michael is committed to advancing AI fluency and equipping employees with intelligent capabilities that transform how they work and what they can achieve.

Will Feng is an award-winning Learning and AI Enablement leader helping professionals lead in the age of AI. A former engineer turned People leader, he blends systems thinking, psychology, and empathy to build future-ready talent and high-performing cultures.

As Head of Global Learning and Leadership Development at Fabletics, Will leads enterprise-wide learning and AI enablement strategy. His work building a continuous learning ecosystem helped the company earn the ATD BEST Award. He also serves as a Board Advisor to the University of San Francisco’s Strategic AI Program and is a frequent speaker on leadership and AI.

Ana Maria Sencovici (AMS) is an interdisciplinary Human Capital Leader with a stand-out track record of translating business needs into tangible, scalable talent solutions, with a focus on transformational and innovation-driven initiatives. She is currently the Chief Talent Officer of the Royal Caribbean Group (NYSE: RCL), a vacation industry leader with a global fleet of 65 ships across five best-in-class brands traveling to approximately 1,000 destinations. In her role, AMS oversees the company’s learning, development and performance functions as well as its diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts in support of the organization’s mission to deliver the best vacations responsibly.

Prior to RCG, AMS was the global head of Change and Organizational Advisory Services at Genpact, a professional services firm where she managed a global team advising clients on learning, talent and change transformations, as well as designing award-winning employee development programs.  Previously, she served as the head of Learning and Development Bridgewater Associates where she stood up its first learning and development function and was a founding member of the company’s talent council.

AMS is an unabashed neo-generalist, a stubborn status-quo disruptor, and a passionate practitioner of applied empathy, embracing the tensions in the space of “and”:  the practical and the conceptual, the soft and hard,  and the slow and fast. She has an MBA in Change Management from the Wharton School of Business, an MA from Bryn Mawr College and a BA from Haverford College. AMS lives in South Florida with her husband, Juan, and two sons Luca and Mateo.