Customers Share Why Rising Is the AI Event of The Year
Real connections, practical AI, and a front-row seat to the roadmap: leaders from Visa, Unity, the City of L.A., and more explain why they’re excited for Rising 2026.
Hannah Wren
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Hannah Wren
Hannah Wren is a senior editorial strategist at Workday, focused on sharing stories about AI, finance, and employee experience. Hannah has spent her career telling stories about how technology shapes the way we work. Prior to Workday, she wrote for Zendesk and Airtable, where she covered stories on AI best practices—from how to get started and realize value, to how to implement AI while keeping the human touch at the center.
She holds a bachelor's degree in English literature from UCLA, with a minor in Digital Humanities, where she studied the human impact of technology. She enjoys reading, matcha, and discovering new pastry shops.
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