Nitin Aggarwal

RBS Executive Education Lecturer

Area of expertise

Executive Education

Nitin Aggarwal is a seasoned leader with over a decade of experience driving transformative initiatives in artificial intelligence. As the current head of Generative AI at Microsoft, he is at the forefront of revolutionizing marketing through AI, building large-scale platforms with cutting-edge capabilities for marketers. Previously, Nitin led the development of enterprise-grade AI solutions at Google, shaping GenAI strategies for Fortune 500 clients. A published researcher in top-tier venues like KDD and a frequent speaker at major industry forums such as CII, Nitin blends deep technical expertise with strategic vision. Passionate about real-world impact, he is a strong advocate for diversity, inclusion, and lifelong learning in tech, empowering the next generation of innovators to responsibly advance AI for global good.

Executive Education Programs

Mini-MBA: Data-Driven Management

The Mini-MBA in Data-Driven Management will provide business leaders with the knowledge, tools, and techniques to manage and use data to accelerate business opportunities in an evolving data landscape. Data management professionals will learn to complement important technical skills with the business tools and language to partner as a cross-functional thought leader.

In Class program: $4995.00

Next Class Date

Jun 02 - Aug 25, 2025

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Mini-MBA: Artificial Intelligence

The Artificial Intelligence Mini-MBA is intended to (1) acquaint the leaders of a business enterprise on the general principles of automation (Robotic Process Automation and Artificial Intelligence), (2) apply the principles to address persistent business pain points, (3) augment the capability of technical and human resources, and/or (4) execute a change management/ transformation process.

In Class program: $4995.00

Next Class Date

Jun 11 - Sep 03, 2025

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