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Learn how to navigate the opportunities and challenges of AI in your organisation.
AI is changing every part of society and business, opening up new opportunities and risks for boards and directors. Off the back of our inaugural event in July 2024, join us for this one-day event that will help you govern AI effectively in your organisation. You’ll hear from leading experts and practitioners about what AI is and what it can do, how to understand the wider and regulatory context for AI, and how to use best practices and frameworks for governing AI in your organisation.
You’ll also get to network and work with other directors and boards, who are dealing with similar opportunities and challenges with AI.
Whether you’re a director or board member of a small business, a large corporation, or a not-for-profit organisation, this one day event will give you the tools and strategies to lead and govern AI with confidence and skill.
Don't miss this opportunity to stay on top of the trends and get your organisation ready for the future with AI.
Confirmed speakers below, with more to come.
For a preview of what you can expect at the 2025 Governing AI Forum, visit our event webpage here where you can explore the 2024 programme and more. We’ll keep this page updated with the latest speakers, programme updates and relevant news for everything you need to know about the 2025 event.
Michael took up the role of Privacy Commissioner in July 2022.
Commissioner Webster’s career has focused on enabling and driving good governance, the promotion of democratic rights and values, the development and application of codes of conduct and behaviour, and working to ensure compliance with both statutory provisions and constitutional conventions.
Since taking up the role, Commissioner Webster has focused on ensuring the Office of the Privacy Commissioner is equipped to deliver on its vision of making privacy a core focus for agencies, in order to protect the privacy of individuals, enable agencies to achieve their own objectives, and safeguard a free and democratic society. That has seen a strengthening of the compliance and enforcement function, a focus on delivering on the Office’s regulatory stewardship responsibilities and advocating for a regulatory framework and Privacy Act that’s fit for purpose in the digital age.
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Matt is a director at Kia Ora AI and chairs the AI Forum of New Zealand's working group on generative AI. He holds governance roles across aged care, the arts, and technology.
Through Kia Ora AI, which is dedicated to accelerating the practical adoption of generative AI in New Zealand organisations, Matt collaborates with boards and executive teams to explore the role of AI in governance and decision-making.
A sought-after presenter, Matt is known for his ability to demystify complex AI topics, delivering clear and engaging insights to cross-sector audiences.
Kristyn Chandler-Yates
National Sponsorship and Events Manager
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Cancellation within 14 days of the event; no refund.
Cancellation within 30 days of the event; 50% refund will apply.
Members — $545.00
Non-members — $1,095.00
