Adopting AI in comp: playbooks and practical tips
As compensation teams bring AI into their workflows, the gap between “trying AI” and actually using it is widening.
Join Jonathan Jebson, Director of Insights, and Bobby Dysart, VP of Sales, from Compa as they explore where adoption breaks down, what’s working for teams ahead of the curve, and the concrete steps comp teams can take to scale AI with confidence.
January 22, 2026
11:00 am
PT
Bobby Dysart
VP of Sales, Compa
Jonathan Jebson
Director of Insights
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What you’ll learn in this webinar
The reality of AI adoption
Understand where comp teams get stuck with AI, and what keeps pilots from moving forward.
How to apply AI to comp workflows
See the controls and decision rules top comp teams use to embed AI into benchmarking.
Playbooks to move AI from pilot to daily use
Turn AI from an experiment into a trusted part of how your comp team works.
About the speakers
Bobby Dysart
VP of Sales, Compa
Bobby Dysart is Compa’s GTM leader, focused on helping compensation teams make sense of emerging trends in data and AI. Before joining as its first sales hire, he ran Finley Track, a consultancy supporting early-stage tech startups, and previously founded Skilloop, a marketplace for lessons. He also wrote The 5 Buckets: A Framework for Living with Intention, a book used by software salespeople and a few unsuspecting relatives.
An Ohio native now raising a family in Newport Beach, he brings a grounded, practical perspective to the future of compensation technology.
Jonathan Jebson
Director of Insights
Jonathan brings more than a decade of total rewards experience to Compa, where he leads a team of compensation experts who partner with customers and internal leaders to bring a clear, data-driven comp perspective to every conversation.
He started his career in executive compensation consulting at Semler Brossy, Korn Ferry, and Compensia, primarily serving Pre-IPO and Public technology and companies. Jonathan then served as the compensation lead at two late-stage startups, Roofstock and Sysdig.
Jonathan lives in St. Louis with his wife, dog, and 2 year old son, George. Outside of Compa, he enjoys golfing and discovering new dinner recipes.
