As Global AI Markets, Ecosystems & Alliances Leader, Jas leads Deloitte’s global go-to-market strategy for Artificial Intelligence across industries—partnering with clients, hyperscalers, and innovators to turn breakthrough technologies into business transformation at scale. He collaborates with leading AI companies and industry pioneers to design transformational, AI-enabled strategies and orchestrates multidisciplinary teams across the ecosystem to deliver measurable outcomes.
Jas’s mandate extends beyond market strategy to building and expanding the global AI ecosystem. He leads Deloitte’s efforts to co-create solutions and build with partners so that the ecosystem itself grows—creating new sources of shared value and accelerating innovation across sectors. Through a growing network of international partnerships, he is driving collaboration between global enterprises, startups, and public institutions to innovate and grow together in the AI space.
With more than 25 years of experience in emerging technologies, data, and AI, Jas has built a career helping large enterprises transition from being AI-aware to becoming AI-first. Prior to his current role, he held multiple leadership positions within Deloitte, launching and scaling practices across Blockchain, Cloud, and Digital Transformation.
A Computer Engineer specializing in Human-Computer Interaction, Jas combines deep technical expertise with commercial acumen and a passion for human-centred innovation. He is a change agent and an active advisor to multiple external boards, Big Tech firms, and AI and crypto startups. He also advises the Canadian Space Agency on Deep Space Healthcare and Deep Space Food Production initiatives—developed in collaboration with NASA—to help shape Canada’s contribution to future Moon and Mars missions.
Jas also serves as a Board Member of LIFT Impact Partners, a national non-profit driving social impact and capacity building across Canada. In parallel, he plays an integral role in Deloitte Ventures Canada, helping identify, evaluate, and grow early-stage technology companies within the firm’s investment portfolio.