Startup Legals: Fundraising

Designing What’s Next AI, agents and the changing shape of experience Dublin UX is back this September for an exclusively in-person evening of talks, conversation and community, presented in partnership with SiriusXM. Now in our 11th year, Dublin UX continues to bring together the people shaping products, services and experiences across Ireland and beyond. For this edition, we’ll explore how AI and agentic technologies are changing the way products are designed, how teams work and how experiences connect across an expanding range of surfaces. Join us for three talks featuring four speakers, followed by an opportunity to continue the conversation with the wider Dublin UX community. Event schedule Doors open at 6pm with a food, drinks and networking reception. The talks will begin at 6:45pm sharp and the formal programme will finish by 8:30pm. There will be additional networking at SiriusXM until 9pm. The running order and individual session timings remain subject to change. Talks and speakers Agentic workflows Salomé Mortazavi, Senior Director of Design Systems and Operations at SiriusXM Amie Tornincasa, Vice President of Product at SiriusXM Salomé and Amie will explore how agentic AI is becoming part of the product development process and changing the way cross-functional teams work. Drawing on their experience at SiriusXM, they will consider how organisations can use these emerging capabilities to move faster while continuing to create thoughtful, differentiated experiences for customers. About Salomé Salomé Mortazavi is Senior Director of Design Systems and Operations at SiriusXM, where she enables teams to build the best possible experiences for listeners. She is currently focused on integrating agentic AI into cross-functional workflows, helping teams move faster while continuing to deliver exceptional listener experiences. Previously, at VMware and Pivotal Labs, Salomé partnered with organisations including Under Armour, Nordstrom, Dell and Boei

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