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Live Webinar - Signed by You: Professional Judgement in the Age of Assisted Work

Live Webinar - Signed by You: Professional Judgement in the Age of Assisted Work

Duration 60 minutes

WED, NOV 25, 2026 12:00 PM GMT

What happens when professional judgement is challenged, and AI has influenced the decision?

Join Built Intelligence with Micah Stennett (Co-Founder and CEO of FEENIX) and Dr Kwadwo Oti Sarpong, PhD (Lecturer at UCL and Academic Advisor to FEENIX) for an engaging and interactive webinar exploring what professional judgement means in today's technology-driven world. As clients, regulators, insurers and legal teams increasingly expect transparency around how decisions are made, professionals need to understand not just the outcome of their judgement, but the reasoning behind it.

This session will explore:

  • What professional judgement is really made of
  • Why human expertise is becoming more valuable, not less
  • What we're truly accountable for when we sign off work
  • Who stands behind a judgement when it's challenged
  • What good judgement looks like on live projects today
  • How to protect, value and pass on professional judgement in an AI-enabled industry

Whether you're a project manager, quantity surveyor, engineer, consultant or commercial professional, this webinar will challenge assumptions and provide practical insights into one of the most important professional issues facing our industry.

About the Author

Micah Stennett is a senior commercial and project management professional with 20 years’ experience across the built environment, including construction, property and facilities management. He has extensive experience in commercial strategy, contract management, programme delivery and organisational improvement, helping teams navigate complexity and achieve better outcomes. Micah’s particular area of expertise is professional judgement and the responsible use of AI, supporting organisations to adopt emerging technologies in ways that strengthen decision-making, accountability and human oversight.

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