Aradhna Mangla is a Senior Manager in AI & Data for Technology Consulting at Ernst & Young LLP and a recognized leader on enterprise data and AI governance for the wealth and asset management sector. She helps US financial institutions and clients adopt AI responsibly and unlock lasting value from their data. She guides Chief Data Officers (CDOs), Chief Data and Analytics Officers (CDAOs) and Chief Data, Analytics and AI Officers (CDAIOs) as they move from AI experimentation to governed, enterprise-scale adoption.
Throughout her career, Aradhna has architected enterprise data domains, taxonomies, semantic layers, knowledge graphs and governance operating models that withstand regulatory scrutiny. Her original research on AI governance is helping shape industry perspectives on responsible AI. She collaborates with leading technology platforms and alliance ecosystems to help clients scale with confidence.
Aradhna holds a master's degree in economics from Boston University.
How Aradhna is shaping the future with confidence
Aradhna helps organizations navigate complex environment where data, AI and sustainability are reshaping business strategy. By translating emerging technologies into practical recommendations, she helps clients modernize operations, strengthen decision-making and create greater value for stakeholders. Her work focuses on helping wealth and asset management firms build stronger data foundations, adopt AI responsibly and solve complex challenges, pairing innovation with transparency, trust and long-term impact. At the heart of her work is a simple conviction: trust in AI is built at the point of output, not the point of approval. Governing what models produce, including the decisions, recommendations, content and actions that reach clients and markets, is what turns AI from a risk into a source of lasting trust.
Through her research, industry engagement and delivery leadership, she is helping the sector adopt AI with confidence and enabling a more trusted financial system that creates value for clients, firms and society.