Tech For Good

As National College of Ireland's 75th Anniversary celebrations continue, the College is delighted to host a thought leadership event in partnership with CIPD.  

One of the most important questions facing organisations and individuals today is, "How can people and technology work together effectively and sustainably?" 

This key question will be discussed at this event titled, 'Tech for Good: Redesigning How Work Gets Done.' Through a combination of keynote insights and interactive roundtable discussion, attendees will have the opportunity to explore practical approaches to leading change and shaping the future of work. 

You can Register to Attend here.  

Event details: 

Date: Wednesday 25th November 2026 
Time: 5.00pm - 7.00pm 
Location: Kelly Theatre, National College of Ireland, Mayor Square, Dublin 1 

Attendees can Get Directions here.  

Dr Rachel Doherty, NCI's CIPD Programme Director, says, "Technology is only as good as the people and purposes behind it. At NCI, we believe the future of work depends on equipping people to use AI responsibly. As NCI marks 75 years, ‘Tech for Good’ will help HR leaders, who came through NCI at some point in their career, for the future of HR." 

More about Tech for Good 

Artificial Intelligence is transforming the way work is organised, delivered, and experienced. As technology becomes increasingly embedded in our working lives, organisations and individuals face important questions about how work should be designed, what skills will matter most, and how people and technology can work together effectively. 

Many conversations about AI understandably detail disruption and uncertainty, but this event will examine a practical and positive perspective through the concept of Tech for Good. 

A Tech for Good approach focuses on the intentional design and use of technology to create positive social, economic, and organisational outcomes while ensuring that people remain at the centre of change. When applied to the workplace, a Tech for Good approach seeks to enhance human capability, support good work, and drive sustainable organisational success. 

Keynote Speaker 

The session will be facilitated by Cleo McCormack, Director of the Future of Work Institute at Cpl, who will introduce the principles of Tech for Good in the context of workforce design and explore how organisations can redesign the way work gets done in an AI-enabled world. 

Who is this event for?  

This event is open to all. CIPD students, graduates, and anyone interested in this topic are invited to attend this discussion. We hope to see you there.  

Remember to Register to Attend here.