The board chair
Inheriting a board whose risk appetite was set before AI was a P&L variable. Looking for independent perspective that holds up to regulator and shareholder scrutiny.
A WORKING DOCTRINEWhat AI does to governance, and what governance has to become in response. Three engagements at a time, by design.
Inheriting a board whose risk appetite was set before AI was a P&L variable. Looking for independent perspective that holds up to regulator and shareholder scrutiny.
A WORKING DOCTRINESearching for a fifth director who can challenge the executive on AI risk without grandstanding, and a chair-elect who can hold the room together.
A SLATE THAT HOLDSMid-term in a chair handover, expected to keep the room calm and the chair informed. Needs a sparring partner who understands governance cadence.
A SUCCESSION PLANThree board engagements at any one time. Quarterly cadence, with chair calls between meetings as required. The cap is intentional and not flexible.
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Neither. I work as an independent advisor to the chair and the nominating committee. The board remains in control of every decision.
No. Anything you would not say in your own annual report is not something I will say on your behalf.
A retainer with one principal, not a project staffed by a team. The argument is mine; the work is signed.
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