Practice IV — Executive Education
AI Act Readiness for Boards
A one-day strategic briefing on Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 for board members, general counsels, and C-level officers.
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Overview
A board response to the AI Act in 2026 is no longer prospective. Conformity assessments are due, post-market monitoring is operational, and the first wave of serious-incident reports has begun to land at competent authorities. Boards that walked into 2026 without a doctrine are running diagnostic exercises in real time.
The one-day session is built around the participant organisation's real fact pattern. Risk-tier classification is run live; the obligation flow is mapped to the actual organisational structure; the 72-hour board-response protocol is rehearsed under simulation. The output is a working command of the regulation against the participant's own operation, not a generic understanding.
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Specifications
- Format: 1 day · private session · bespoke fact pattern
- Risk-tier classification under Annex III — applied live
- Provider, deployer, importer obligation flow
- Foundation-model and general-purpose AI exposure
- Conformity assessment versus post-market obligation
- 72-hour board-response simulation with tabletop exercise
- Crisis-readiness drill for serious-incident scenarios
- Take-home: tailored AI-Act readiness register
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Engagement
Engagements within this programme proceed by written brief. Submissions are evaluated within five business days. Acceptance opens a scoping conversation; mandate is governed by bilateral contract.