AI is moving fast, and leaders are expected to make decisions about it without the time to test every claim.
Our workshops help senior leaders cut through the hype, decide where AI genuinely helps (and where it doesn’t), and ask the right questions before committing time, money or reputation.
Choose one of our open courses below, or talk to us about a bespoke programme built around your organisation, your leadership team or your sector.
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RESPONSIBLE AI FOR BUSINESS LEADERS
This workshop equips senior leaders with the knowledge and practical tools to make confident decisions about AI, including when AI is not the right answer. With vendors competing for attention and pressure to use AI in every function, leaders need to separate genuine value from hype, understand the risks and put sensible governance in place.
Based on our research and policy expertise, we will help you balance opportunity against cost, data protection, reputation and accountability. This is not a ‘how to use AI’ course. It’s about governance, and the decisions, questions and safeguards that matter in practice for your organisation.
The workshop will help you:
- Cut through vendor hype and tell what AI can genuinely do for your organisation from what is expensive noise
- Spot the risks that matter before they reach you: data protection, intellectual property, reputation and supplier lock-in
- Know who should make AI decisions, who is accountable, and what governance you need before AI use spreads
- Ask vendors and consultants the right questions, and recognise the red flags in pitches and contracts
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Decide where AI will make a real difference in your organisation/industry
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Leave with practical templates and a prioritised roadmap you can act on straight away
explore BESPOKE PROGRAMMES?
We design and deliver Responsible AI programmes for organisations, leadership teams and managers, shaped around your sector and the decisions you actually face. Get in touch to discuss what would work for you.
Page last reviewed: 9 November 2026
