AI Collides with Risk and Sustainable Governance

Artificial intelligence is reshaping how organizations operate, but for many companies, a meaningful gap remains between public disclosures about AI risk and actual governance practices behind the scenes. With regulators, investors, and boards paying closer attention, that gap is becoming harder to ignore.

This peer-driven roundtable will bring together senior executives to examine how organizations are addressing AI risk and governance in practice – from how risk is identified and owned internally, to how it's communicated to stakeholders and the public. Drawing on new data from The Conference Board's analysis of AI risk disclosures, participants will explore what peers are saying publicly, what often remains unsaid, and what effective AI governance looks like from the inside.

Program highlights:

• Insights from TCB's analysis of AI risk disclosures across public company filings: what companies are saying, how it's evolving, and what it signals about governance maturity
• Peer exchange on real governance challenges: a facilitated discussion on how organizations are identifying and owning AI risk internally, managing external exposure, and meeting growing expectations from boards, regulators, and investors
• Practical perspectives on closing the disclosure gap: Candid conversation on what's working, what’s not, and how organizations can better align their AI governance practices when they communicate publicly

Who should attend:

Senior executives responsible for AI governance, risk management, disclosure, and stakeholder communication, including Chief Legal Officers, Chief Compliance Officers, Chief Risk Officers, Chief Communications Officers, and leaders in AI, communications, ESG, sustainability, and corporate affairs