AI Governance in Practice – Workshop
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AI Governance in Practice
AI is already changing how organisations work — but many businesses are still working out what responsible and effective AI use actually looks like.
This practical, interactive workshop is designed for business owners and leaders, operations and HR/People professionals, and those responsible for introducing or overseeing AI in their organisation.
It is equally relevant if your organisation is still considering whether and how to use AI. Understanding governance early helps you make more informed decisions about where AI may add value, what risks and responsibilities need to be considered, and what should be in place before you proceed.
Whether you are considering AI, beginning to introduce it, or it is already being used across your organisation — formally or informally — this workshop will give you a practical place to start.
Together, we’ll explore:
what AI governance means in everyday business
how to understand where AI may already being used in your organisation
the key risks, responsibilities and accountabilities to consider
what good AI governance looks like in practice
the role of people, leadership and clear decision-making
how ISO/IEC 42001, the international AI management system standard, and Australian responsible AI guidance can help inform your approach
You’ll leave with...
An initial AI Governance Readiness Check for your organisation, greater clarity about potential gaps and risks, and three practical priorities you can take back into your business.
This isn't about becoming an AI or ISO expert. It's about understanding the questions your organisation should be asking and having a clearer pathway for responsible AI adoption — whether you're considering AI, introducing it now, or it's already being used across your business.
Understand → Discover → Govern → Act
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Who should attend?
Business owners and leaders, operations leaders, HR and People professionals, and those involved in decisions about AI.
Suitable whether your organisation is:
considering AI
beginning to introduce it
already using AI formally
discovering AI is being used informally across the business
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