Veronica Rahneberg

Biography

Veronica Rahneberg is a technology executive with 30 years in consulting. She advises boards, CEOs and executive teams in Ireland and internationally on AI and AI governance, growth, risk and cyber. Her work includes board development for the portfolio companies of a European sovereign wealth fund, covering AI oversight under the EU AI Act and a live cyber crisis simulation. She has briefed more than 700 directors across four continents on AI accountability. She lectures and delivers workshops on AI for Executives and Boards with a strong commercial focus. She also consults on go to market.

Veronica completed the Executive MBA at Trinity Business School in 2020 with First Class Honours. She began tutoring on the Executive MBA in 2021, working with Dr Sheila Cannon, and coaches teams through the Strategic Company Project. She has been an Adjunct Teaching Fellow since October 2021 and Module Director for New Product Development, a final-year undergraduate module, since January 2026.

She is the founder of Innovera, an independent advisory practice in AI governance, go-to-market strategy and sales transformation. She was previously a Partner and Head of Managed Services and TMT at EY Ireland, and Sales and Marketing Director at Fujitsu Ireland. She has delivered digital transformation programmes for Revenue, An Garda Siochana, ESB Networks, the Department of Defence, CRH and Airtricity SSE. She is a member of the Governing Body of the Technological University of the Shannon and the Audit and Evaluation Committee of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, and Programme Curriculum Assurer on the Corporate Governance Institute's Diploma in AI Governance.

Her doctoral research at the Kemmy Business School, University of Limerick, looks at growth and risk for companies adopting AI. It asks whether investment in AI improves firm performance, what firms that make money from AI do differently, and who defines AI governance inside an organisation.