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Carly Contri works in automation and artificial intelligence at the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), where she designs AI-powered solutions, intelligent automations, and digital workflows that help teams work smarter and more effectively. With a background spanning evaluation, data strategy, quality improvement, and technology, she specializes in translating complex challenges into practical solutions that people actually want to use.
Throughout her career, Carly has led initiatives across healthcare, public health, analytics, and enterprise technology, with a focus on driving meaningful organizational change. Her work combines technical innovation with a deep understanding of how people, processes, and systems interact, allowing her to bridge the gap between business needs and technology solutions. She is particularly passionate about responsible AI adoption, automation, and helping organizations reimagine how work gets done.
As a participant in Northwestern University's MSIT program, Carly is expanding her expertise in enterprise technology leadership, strategy, and governance. She looks forward to contributing her experience in AI, data-driven decision-making, and organizational transformation while learning alongside peers who share a passion for using technology to make a meaningful impact.
