
Albert Rehan
AI Enablement Lead / Trainer – Financial Services
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About
AI enablement and adoption leader who helps regulated-sector teams — banking, finance, and healthcare — adopt generative AI safely and productively. I design and deliver hands-on training, prompt-engineering workshops, and adoption programmes that turn tools like ChatGPT and Claude into everyday productivity gains. A blend of training, marketing, IT, and operations leadership, with a strong grasp of governance and GDPR in regulated environments.
Experience
Chief Marketing & Training Officer at MPICS Digital (2024-01 – Present)
- Lead AI adoption and prompt-engineering training programmes for banking, finance, and healthcare organisations, equipping non-technical teams to use generative AI confidently and safely.
- Design and deliver hands-on workshops on LLMs (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini), prompt engineering, and AI workflow automation, with sector use cases such as KYC/AML review, credit-risk summarisation, and clinical documentation.
- Built the MPICS Digital Training Academy end-to-end — curriculum, multi-city session calendar, and learning assets — and own the marketing and partnerships that drive adoption and pipeline.
IT & Operations at Atlas South Technical Services Ltd (2022-01 – 2024-12)
- Managed IT systems and operations, introducing AI and automation tools to streamline scheduling, quoting, and client communications, and trained staff on AI-assisted productivity.
IT & Operations at 3i Consulting Ltd (2019-01 – 2023-12)
- Delivered IT and operational consulting across financial and professional services, supporting early adoption of AI, automation, and data tools with integration and change-management guidance.
Chief Operating Officer at Sky Track Solutions Ltd (2014-01 – 2017-12)
- Led operations, sales, and marketing, driving revenue growth and overseeing service delivery, client training, and cross-functional teams.
Education
Diploma in Information Technology – Birkbeck College, University of London (2001-01 – 2003-12)
Computing & Languages – Kingsway College (1998-01 – 2000-12)
