Jasmine De Gaia has over 20 years of experience building enterprise capabilities and helping organizations unlock the value of AI
Bank of Nova Scotia says it has hired Jasmine de Gaia from Wells Fargo & Co. as senior vice-president and chief artificial intelligence officer.
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The bank said the newly created role will be effective Jan. 4 and will help build and scale its AI-related activities.
Canadian banks have been increasingly using AI to improve their performance, such as recovering unpaid debts and saving thousands of workdays.
De Gaia, who is Wells Fargo’s managing director and head of AI and Enterprise Data Assets within the Chief Data Office, has more than 20 years of experience in building enterprise capabilities, leading complex transformations and helping organizations unlock the value of AI, Scotiabank said in a statement.
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“Her expertise will be instrumental as we continue to strengthen our AI leadership team, accelerate our AI agenda and build solutions that create meaningful value for our clients, employees and the bank,” Scotiabank’s executive vice-president and chief data and AI officer Luke Gee said in the statement.
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