All webinars / AI A Thomson Reuters and ACC webinar on the governance challenges as AI moves into operations, and the role of in-house legal teams.AI Governance in the Boardroom
When
11 am Brisbane · 11:30 am Adelaide · 9 am Perth · 1 hr
What you’ll learn
- Accountability, explainability and oversight of AI
- Vendor governance and regulatory expectations
- Showing AI governance frameworks work in practice
Speakers
Global General Counsel and Company Secretary, The Fred Hollows Foundation
Leads legal, governance, risk and compliance at The Fred Hollows Foundation, an international NGO working in more than 25 countries. Has more than 20 years in international development, humanitarian and not-for-profit work, including senior United Nations legal roles across the Middle East, Africa and Asia. Named General Counsel of the Year in 2024 and 2026.
Lead AI Client Advisor, Thomson Reuters
Lead AI client advisor at Thomson Reuters after 25 years as a commercial litigator. Advises barristers, law firms and in-house teams on using and scrutinising AI in legal practice: verifying outputs, managing risk and knowing when AI can and can't be relied on.
Lead Client Advisor, Legal Solutions, Thomson Reuters
Admitted as a barrister and solicitor in New Zealand in 2013 and later to the NSW Bar, after working as an in-house legal adviser. Has more than ten years in legal technology and transformation, helping legal teams improve through technology adoption, legal operations and process change.
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Thomson Reuters provides legal, tax and accounting information and software to professionals, and runs CPD conferences and webinars in Australia. Its sessions examine how technology and regulation are changing professional work, including how boards should govern AI. They suit directors, general counsel, risk and compliance leaders, and professionals advising them.