Leading in the new age of intelligence
AI is no longer a future topic. It is reshaping strategy, rewiring operations and redefining work. But as execution accelerates, so do the risks of misalignment.
This closed-door event brings together senior decision-makers from global companies operating in Europe to explore how AI is being embedded across governance, leadership and the workforce, with real-world examples, not theory.
Designed for leaders across People, Governance, Compliance and Transformation functions, it offers a peer-tested, non-commercial environment to address the challenges of AI at scale.
Together, we will focus on issues such as:
- Scaling responsibly: From pilots to enterprise-wide execution with shared accountability
- Unified governance: Embedding oversight into board and operational frameworks
- Risk and ethics: Managing legal, reputational and compliance exposure
- Workforce readiness: Realigning roles and designing human-AI collaboration
- Measuring ROI: Tracking value creation and investment performance
Who Should Attend:
CEOs, Board Members, CXOs, Global and Regional Heads of :
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Chief Technology, Digital, Innovation and R&D Officers
- Chief Operating Officers
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Global Business Services Presidents and Shared Services Heads
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General Counsels
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Chief Compliance Officers
- Chief Audit Officers
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Data Protections and Privacy Officers
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Corporate Resilience Heads
Why Attend
- Turn strategy into execution: Learn how companies are embedding AI across governance, operations and talent
- Gain peer-tested solutions: Leave with frameworks already in use at complex global enterprises
- Build leadership alignment: See how C-suites are organising to scale AI safely and strategically
- Unlock competitive advantage: Discover how AI is enabling entirely new business models
What to Expect:
Future: Enterprise & AI 2026 takes place over two days, with each day designed for a different type of engagement.
- Day 1 (Nov 17) is reserved for Member-only Council meetings. These small-group sessions provide a confidential space for senior leaders to exchange insights within their function. The day concludes with a private dinner for Members.
- Day 2 (Nov 18) is open to all registered participants and features interactive panels, case studies, and cross-functional networking.
Registration includes access to Day 2 only. If you are interested in receiving more information about our Council programme and how to attend on day 1, please contact Olivier Christ at ochrist@tcb.org.
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