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Schellie-Jayne (SJ) Price
Partner
Stirling & Rose
Schellie-Jayne Price (SJ) is the AI partner at Stirling & Rose, a law firm and emerging technology policy institute. She is an award-winning technology lawyer with hands on experience building AI models and sits on numerous AI Advisory Boards. SJ has significant global experience managing the legal complexities of multi-billion-dollar mega-projects and is a thought-leader on the nature of legal frameworks required for the AI infused future.
Speaking at
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3:00–4:15pmTue 24 MarPublic-Private RoundtablesUniClub - Roundtable Room 1Open
Roadmap for AI and Quantum
[Roundtable] What Works in AI Delivery? Successes, Failures, & Solutions that Scale
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Brad HillCo-GMPollinators
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Dr. Brindha JeyaramanFounder and Chief Executive OfficerAethryx
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Prof. Damminda AlahakoonProfessor of Business Analytics and Artificial IntelligenceLa Trobe University
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Prof. Fiona WoodDirector of the Burns Service of WAFiona Wood Foundation
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Iqbal JumabhoyChief Executive OfficerEdge Capital Pte Ltd
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Prof. James OngFounder & Managing DirectorArtificial Intelligence International Institute (AIII)
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Jisoo KimCo-Founder and DirectorClearAI
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Schellie-Jayne (SJ) PricePartnerStirling & Rose
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Shane PlantChief Commercial OfficerIMDEX
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Prof. Wei LiuAssociate ProfessorUniversity of Western Australia
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Peter DeansCEO and Co-FounderShelf LabsModerator
About this session
AI is already improving productivity, safety and customer outcomes — but results vary widely. Some deployments deliver measurable gains; others stall because the basics aren’t in place: weak data foundations, no clear owner, gaps in governance, security exposure, missing talent, hidden costs — and a failure to treat AI as operational infrastructure, not a plug-in tool.
This roundtable moves beyond “what is AI?” and focuses on what works—and what doesn’t—when organisations deploy AI responsibly at scale. Leaders from banking, mining, healthcare, government and startups will share real examples: what they shipped, what got stuck, what made it succeed, and the lessons learned the hard way. -
