Digital Jersey Insight Sessions are open, expert-led briefings designed to cut through the noise and focus on what matters next. Each session highlights practical opportunities for AI adoption and integration across key business topics, with a clear focus on priority sectors and real-world application for Jersey.
Insight Session 16 – Workforce 2027: The “Junior” Role
If AI does the grunt work, how do we train juniors? Reskilling strategies for the “hollowed out” middle management.
This session explores practical ways to train and develop juniors in an AI-augmented workplace, while also addressing the “hollowed out” middle—equipping managers with the skills, mindset, and strategies needed to stay relevant and lead effectively in a rapidly evolving landscape.
Thursday 8th October – 12:30pm – 13:30pm
Free to Digital Jersey members & JFSC members
£30 (plus GST) to non-members

Francois Chesnay
My journey into Artificial Intelligence began in the mid-80s till the late 90s, with a pause of 15 years. It reignited in 2015 when AI was used to play Atari games, demonstrating significant advancements in deep learning, and ultimately leading me to complete Stanford’s Artificial Intelligence Graduate Certificate Program.
Prior to this, I earned an MBA from the University of Chicago-Booth, a Master’s from the London School of Economics and enjoyed a career in structured finance, venture capital, and corporate restructuring.
As a course facilitator for XCS221 Artificial Intelligence: Principles and Techniques and XCS224N Natural Language Processing with Deep Learning at Stanford’s Engineering Center for Global & Online Education, I support global learners in AI. I also serve as a non-executive director, advise on AI and strategy, and mentor startup founders.