Solve AI risk in the boardroom, before it ends up in the courtroom. Two hours that change what your board asks management about AI. Pass the assessment and leave certified.
Why now
of S&P 500 companies disclose AI as a material risk
of their directors have disclosed AI expertise
of directors say the AI risk information they receive is fair, poor or unavailable
Sources: The Conference Board, April 2026 (S&P 500 disclosures, 2025); PwC Annual Corporate Directors Survey, September 2026.
The two hours
How AI moved from software that informs to agents that move money, message customers and change records, and the six risks boards now own.
Board oversight duty, the rise in AI securities suits, what the SEC expects in disclosures and the EU AI Act deadlines.
How an independent 0–100 TrustScore turns AI risk into something a board can read, compare and track.
The 10 questions to ask, the one-page dashboard to expect, where oversight should sit, a live incident drill and your first 90 days.
Who it’s for
What you leave with
Presenter
Founder and Chairman, TrustModel.ai. Former White House Presidential Innovation Fellow.
FAQ
After you register, you’ll get a confirmation email with the webinar link and a calendar invite.
At the end of the session you take a 20-minute, 20-question online assessment. Score 80% or higher and you receive the Board AI Risk Oversight certificate with a verifiable credential ID. One free retake is available within 30 days.
No. The session is live only. Recording is not allowed and no recording will be shared.
Yes. For group registration or an invoice instead of card payment, email [contact email].
Refunds are available only if you cancel at least 7 days before the session.
No. The session is director education and does not provide legal advice.
