Q3 AI Roundtable Event – How Agentic AI Is Moving Strategic Communicators From Prompting to Delegating

Monica Aguilar is a life sciences executive and AI strategist with 15+ years of experience in global pharmaceutical commercialization, BD&L, and cross-functional clinical-regulatory alignment at organizations including J&J Innovative Medicines and Grünenthal Pharmaceutical. As founder of DragonflyAI, she advises CEOs and scientific founders on AI adoption, business transformation, and scalable Human+AI operating models, focusing on translating emerging technology into practical, ethical workflows for regulated environments. She holds certifications in AI implementation, AI consulting, data analysis, leadership coaching, and design thinking, and brings firsthand experience building AI-enabled tools across healthcare and medtech ecosystems. Monica is a passionate advocate for helping communications and commercial teams expand what’s possible with AI, pairing ambition with rigor and adoption with the governance and leadership support that makes it sustainable.

Skye King is Founder and Principal Consultant at Geode Lifeworks, where she helps organizations navigate AI adoption, leadership, and organizational readiness in a rapidly changing world. Prior to founding Geode Lifeworks, she spent almost 18 years at Ogilvy advising healthcare, biotech, and life sciences organizations on strategic communications, stakeholder engagement, behavior change, and organizational transformation. Her work has supported organizations ranging from the National Cancer Institute, Johnson & Johnson Innovation, and McKesson to emerging biotech companies and academic institutions.

As an AI Champion for Ogilvy North America, Skye helped train and support hundreds of professionals in the responsible use of AI. Today, she works with organizations to move beyond experimentation toward practical, trusted, and sustainable AI adoption, particularly in high-stakes and highly regulated environments. She holds a certificate in AI and Business Strategy from MIT Sloan, is an active member of the Women Defining AI community, and frequently speaks on AI readiness, governance, and responsible adoption.