Artificial intelligence is already operating inside most organizations, whether leaders authorized it or not. Tools are being adopted informally, decisions are being influenced, and risk is quietly accumulating.
This Climbing Higher virtual session is designed for executives who want clarity and control before AI governance becomes a liability.
Featuring Chris Daigle, Founder of ChiefAIOfficer.com and a trusted advisor to senior leaders and boards, this session focuses on executive-level AI governance. The conversation centers on how leaders establish ownership, guardrails, and accountability for AI use without slowing the business.
This is not an introductory or tool-focused session. It is a practical, leadership-level discussion for executives who recognize AI is already present in their organization and are ready to govern it intentionally.
Objectives
- Understand how AI is already being used inside organizations, often without executive visibility
- Recognize the leadership risks associated with unmanaged AI adoption, including data exposure, decision integrity, and reputational impact
- Clarify the executive role in setting ownership, decision rights, and guardrails for AI use
- Learn what effective AI governance looks like without slowing innovation or execution
- Leave with practical insight to guide immediate, leadership-level action inside their organization
Why Attend
- AI governance is now a leadership responsibility, not a future consideration
- Most organizations already have AI in use without clear ownership or guardrails
- Waiting to act increases risk, inconsistency, and downstream cleanup
- This session provides clarity without hype, tools, or technical complexity
- You will leave better equipped to lead with confidence, control, and accountability







