Govern the Use of AI Responsibly With a Fit-for-Purpose Structure

Wednesday, April 24, at 1:00 PM ET | 10:00 AM PT

Webinar Summary

Most organizations are eager to realize the potential of AI, but few have established a formal and structured approach to governing the technology. Ensuring that organizational guardrails are in place to manage the use of AI is critical to mitigating its risks.

Many assume that when it comes to governing AI in an organization, the buck stops with IT leadership. In reality, accountability usually lies with the business.

Join this dynamic webinar where we’ll discuss AI governance strategies, including how to:

Identify key risks related to AI.
Define a set of responsible AI principles.
Create an AI governance structure by identifying key governing organizations, their mandate, key roles, and responsibilities.
Design an AI governance operating model.
Evaluate policy gaps using a policy framework.

Webinar Speakers

Irina Sedenko

Research Director

Irina is a Research & Advisory Director in the Data & Analytics practice at Info-Tech Research Group. Irina brings more than 20 years of information management experience and demonstrated expertise in big data, advanced analytics, machine learning, and AI.
Her experience includes designing and implementing enterprise content management systems, defining data and analytics strategy to support business goals and objectives, creating data governance to enable data initiatives, and providing guidance to the client teams. She led teams through data lake implementation to enable advanced analytics capabilities and has hands-on data science and machine learning experience.
Prior to joining Info-Tech Research Group, Irina worked at Accenture, at TELUS, and as an independent consultant. Her experience has led her to design and develop course material for Data Science professional development programs at the University of Toronto and the University of Waterloo.
Irina has an MBA from Queen’s University Smith School of Business and is a Certified Scrum Master.

Andrew Sharp

Research Director

Andrew Sharp is a Research Director in the Infrastructure & Operations practice at Info-Tech Research Group. Andrew covers disaster recovery, business continuity, IT infrastructure operations management, skills planning, service management, and budgeting for IT infrastructure and operations organizations.
Prior to joining Info-Tech, Andrew was a research analyst at the Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan, building reports to synthesize market trends and breaking news for investments and technology teams.
Andrew is working toward ITIL and CBCI certifications. He holds a BA in Economics and Peace & Conflict Studies from the University of Toronto and a Masters in Library and Information Science from the University of Western Ontario.

Vince Mirabelli

Principal Research Director

Vincent Mirabelli is a Principal Research Director in the Applications practice at Info-Tech Research Group, bringing a background in strategic business analysis and continuous improvement gained over nearly 20 years in the public and private sectors.
He is a certified Project Management Professional (PMP®), Certified Business Analysis Professional (CBAP®), a Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt, and has certifications in Design Thinking and Innovation, Change Management, Cybersecurity, and Lego Serious Play Methods.
A highly sought after keynote for events around the world and virtually, Vince has been named a top-ten thought leader on culture, change, and business management by Thinkers360 and is an instructor on the LinkedIn Learning platform.
He completed undergraduate studies at York University, earning a double major in Law & Society and Political Science, with a focus on International Relations and Political Economies.

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