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You've heard of IQ. You've heard of EQ. But in the age of AI, neither is enough.
When jobs transform overnight, and entire industries are reshaped in months, the intelligence that matters most isn't how much you know — it's your agility to leap, learn, and make quick decisions. That's AQ: the Agility Quotient.
Liz Tran is a leadership coach, former venture capitalist, and the author of the recently released book, AQ. Drawing on work with over 200 founders and executives, and dozens of organizations, she's built a proven model for how the highest-performing people navigate change and what separates those who thrive from those who stall.
In this talk, Liz brings that framework to the moment we're all living through. When AI can execute logic and automate expertise, agility isn't a soft skill — it's a survival skill. Through real stories from companies like NVIDIA and Microsoft, and leaders who transformed their fields under pressure, she shows that AQ isn't a fixed intelligence. It's something you can build.
Walk away with a concrete toolkit to build your agility, plan your future amid uncertainty, and turn disruption into an advantage.
Liz Tran is the founder of the AQ Learning Lab and an executive coach for founders of the world’s fastest-growing companies. Together, her startup clients have raised over $1 billion in funding and created over $20 billion in enterprise value. With over 15 years of leadership experience in the venture capital and tech industries, Tran designs and leads transformative workshops for employees at all levels.
Her clients include Meta, Apple, Anthropic, and the Ford Foundation, and her work has been featured by The New Yorker, The New York Times, Bloomberg, Fast Company, and more. Tran is the author of The Karma of Success, which was published in 2023, and now AQ: A New Kind of Intelligence for a World That’s Always Changing, which has been translated into a dozen languages and is a Financial Times “Best Book.”
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