Tamsin Deasey-Weinstein has been selected for the Oxford Executive Diploma in Artificial Intelligence for Business at the University of Oxford’s renowned Saïd Business School.
The director at the University College Cayman Islands (UCCI) has also been awarded the prestigious Executive Diploma Scholarship for Women, covering 50% of course fees.
Deasey-Weinstein brings significant AI credentials to the programme, including completion of MIT’s prestigious Professional Certificate in AI and Machine Learning.
She is an elected member of the Cayman Islands AI Society Steering Committee and an elected member of the Cayman Islands Chamber of Commerce Council.
She is also a member of the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AAAI).
Deasey-Weinstein has been published in Forbes magazine on AI trends and featured as an AI thought leader on BBC News World Service’s ‘The Food Chain’.
Her academic contributions include publishing research in The Round Table Journal on ‘Harnessing AI for Educational Reform and Workforce Development’.
She has also been awarded a Principal Fellowship by Advance HE (PFHEA), a global recognition for strategic leadership and national-level impact.
In a press release on 23 September, Deasey-Weinstein said she was “beyond thrilled and humbled” by the recognition.
“This represents not only a personal achievement but also validation of the Cayman Islands’ growing presence in the global AI and technology landscape,” she said.
“The global network I will create on this programme will hugely benefit the Cayman Island’s community.
“I look forward to bringing even more advanced knowledge back to our community and contributing to the Cayman Islands continued economic development in the digital age.”
The diploma is designed for experienced global executives and leaders who will shape the future application and governance of artificial intelligence in organisations worldwide.
