Boardroom Briefing
A single, high-impact session that puts AI oversight on the board's agenda with the right framing. In 90 minutes your directors understand why AI now sits inside their duty of care, what ISO/IEC 42001 asks of the organisation, and the five questions to put to management at the very next meeting.
AI adoption is outrunning AI oversight — and the board owns the gap
AI now sits inside decisions that used to be human — who gets credit, who gets shortlisted, what a customer is told. When those decisions go wrong, they go wrong at machine speed and scale. The director's duty of care does not switch off because an algorithm was involved, yet most boards cannot name every AI system operating inside their organisation.
The briefing closes that awareness gap fast, so the board can direct management with authority rather than delegate a risk it hasn't sized.
A focused 90-minute agenda
The governance gap, director exposure, and the three failure modes boards get caught by.
The standard in board language, and the artefacts the board should insist on seeing.
The five questions to put to management at the next meeting — with the red flags to watch for.
- ✓ The adoption-vs-oversight gap
- ✓ Duty of care applied to AI
- ✓ ISO/IEC 42001 in board terms
- ✓ The must-see governance artefacts
- ✓ The five-minute question set
- ✓ The full board
- ✓ Company secretary
- ✓ Risk / audit committee members
- ✓ CEO & CRO (optional)
- ✓ The five-question starter set
- ✓ A one-page AIMS board map
- ✓ Shared language for the next agenda
Fixed fee per session for a single board. Scoped by travel, on-site vs virtual, and any tailoring to your sector and AI footprint.
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