Udemy Business Leadership Academy (UBLA) has teamed up with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to launch a new generative artificial intelligence (AI) upskilling program designed to empower leaders across all industries with the skills they need to navigate the digital transformation within their organization. The six-week cohort learning program, Unlocking GenAI Opportunities with AWS, aims to equip leaders with the necessary technical skills and change management strategies to drive innovation, enhance productivity, and boost revenue growth. The program addresses three critical learning objectives: becoming GenAI savvy, championing innovation, and inspiring change. With 71% of executives identifying GenAI as a top area of investment in 2024, this program comes at a critical time when organizations need to harness the power of GenAI to stay ahead of the curve. Failure to do so risks reduced profitability, talent attrition, and loss of market share. This collaboration between UBLA and AWS is a significant step towards building a global, AI-ready workforce.

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