The Theme of Global AI Day is “Transforming Corporate Implementation Strategy with Artificial Intelligence,” with The CAIO Certification.

AGENDA

9:50 AM to 3:30 PM CENTRAL EUROPEAN SUMMER TIME(CEST). LINK FOR TIME CONVERSION: HTTPS://WWW.THETIMEZONECONVERTER.COM/

During the AI Day, we demonstrate AI business cases from resilient business perspectives to manage

Legal, Regulatory and Reputational Risks to supplement the traditional AI risk approach. The agenda incorporates current discussions around AI regulation, ethical concerns, the impact of AI on businesses, and global efforts toward responsible AI development. It also emphasises the strategic integration of AI into corporate operations while addressing security, governance, and risk management issues and concerns related to AI in corporate environments:
Timing

9:50-10:00

 Topics/Speakers

Registration
10:00 – 10:05
Welcome Remarks. Speaker and agenda Introductions.
  • Overview of workshop objectives
  • Importance of AI in today’s rapidly evolving business landscape
  • The ethical, regulatory, and innovation-driven need for AI in business
10:05 – 10:30
An AI strategy without governance is experimentation. Governance without strategy is paralysis.
  • From AI Strategy to AI Accountability
  • Aligning Regulation, Business Value, and Organisational Readiness
  • The future belongs to those organisations that can do both.
Kersi Porbunderwala, Secretary General, Copenhagen Compliance
10:30 – 11:00
Guidelines on the Use of AI and Transparency in the Business Processes. Business Cases on Creating Business Value with AI
  • Focusing on compliance, governance, and security to maintain trust and long-term value
  • Exploring AI’s role in customer experience, product development, and service enhancement
  • Future AI-driven business models and how to capitalise on them
Adv. Lorenza Villa, STUDIO LEGALE VILLA

11:00 – 11:30
AI and the Future of Corporate Work:
  • Exploring the impact of AI on the workforce and the changing nature of jobs.
  • AI-driven automation and job displacements
  • Upskilling and reskilling for the AI era
  • The role of AI in enhancing human productivity
Ruxandra Prodan, Head of Growth | AI & Cybersecurity Strategy | Business Excellence
11:30 – 12:00
AI Risk Management, GRC Integration and Regulatory Readiness.
  • Embedding governance, risk, and compliance into development lifecycles
  • Identifying, quantifying, and mitigating risks in embedded AI systems
  • Aligning with evolving frameworks (EU AI Act, GDPR, global standards)
Prof. Colin Coulson-Thomas. Author, Chairman, Academic, Speaker and Corporate Adviser

12:00-12:30
AI-Driven Transformation of GRC, Compliance & Assurance
  • From Manual to Autonomous: Why legacy compliance models no longer scale—and how AI enables up to 90% automation
  • From Effort to Efficiency: Faster execution, higher quality, and lower cost across GRC, legal, and assurance
  • From Periodic to Continuous: Real-time compliance, evolving roles, and the future of AI-powered assurance
Anders Søborg Co-founder, Co-CEO @ SANNOS | Transforming Reasoning, GRC and Audit with Intelligence
12:30- 13:00
Driving AI Governance in a Large Organisation: Practical Implications and Strategies.
  • EU AI Act compliance, what we can do right now and what is coming down the line.
  • Establishing an AI Governance Framework  & Cross-Functional Collaboration
  • AI Literacy
13:00 – 13:30
Beyond the AI Hype: The Chief AI Officer (CAIO)  Reality Check. Defining Authority, Governance, and Accountability to Move Artificial Intelligence From Experimentation to Scalable Business Value
  • Move the CAIO from a figurehead to an operator with real governance authority and the ability to challenge authority.
  • Structure the role around governance, operational assurance, organisational enablement, and strategic board-level influence.
  • Clarify ownership so the CAIO coordinates second-line risk without absorbing first-line technical accountability.
  • Replace vague ethical principles with tiered, use-case-specific standards that auditors and regulators can actually validate.
Prof. Hernan Huwyler, MBA, CPA, CAIO,  Academic Director at IE Law School, AI, Compliance, Governance, Risk Management, AI GRC Sr. Manager at Capgemini
 13:30-14:00
Key Corporate Issues in Agentic AI
  • Understanding Agentic AI: Exploring the proactive capabilities of AI systems in automation and decision-making.
  • Identifying Threats: Analysing key risks, including memory poisoning, tool misuse, and privilege compromise.
  • Mitigation Strategies: Frameworks & methodologies for threat modelling and risk assessment in agentic AI environments
Aneta Klosek, Int.Dip (AML), Entrepreneur AI, FCC and Trade Compliance
14:00 – 14:30
From Regulation to Responsibility: What AI Laws Don’t Solve.
  • As AI regulation, mandates and implementation accelerate globally, many organisations are making a critical error, mistaking legal compliance for responsible AI leadership.
  • This session challenges that assumption and reframes the conversation for executive decision-makers.
Advocate Remy Takang (CAPA, LLM, MSc, CAIO).
14:30-15:00

Focus on AI Regulatory, Legal, Business and Organisational Needs

  • Building an AI strategy that integrates business, technology, and organisational goals
  • How AI can enhance operational efficiency and empower employees
  • Managing change: AI’s impact on corporate culture, roles, and job displacement
  • Developing an AI-first mindset across teams
Donna Rinck, Esq. | Rinck Law Office, PLLC

15:00 – 15:30
The path to AI Literacy is paved with bias
  • Is Data Privacy Sustainable in AI Literacy with An Agenda for Balancing Innovation and Protection
  • Strategies to foster new AI advancements while safeguarding individual privacy.
  • Data Governance & Ethical Practices: The frameworks that ensure AI compliance and technologies for data protection and ethical standards.
  • Public Awareness and Education: Build AI literacy by understanding how data is collected, used, and protected, empowering informed digital citizenship.
Evan Benjamin, Sr. Solution Consultant RinckLaw
15:30-16:00

Panel: AI in Everyday Operations

  • Transforming workflows with AI-driven automation and real-time data processing
  • Strategies for integrating AI into existing business operations to improve efficiency
  • Leveraging AI for enhanced decision-making, from supply chain optimisation to HR management
  • Overcoming resistance to AI adoption within teams and fostering a culture of innovation

All Speakers
*The Conference Program is subject to change. The conference language is English
Based on the above agenda, participants can become certified and recognised as Certified Corporate AI Promoters in Legal, Regulatory, and Business Risks. In addition to all presentations and recordings, participants will receive access to pre-reading material and an exercise template to take an online exam to qualify and become Certified Corporate Promoters of AI Business Risks.