Questions and answers.

City councils, county commissions, university governing boards, and executive leadership teams, along with other governing bodies, including nonprofit and financial institution boards, that oversee decisions about artificial intelligence.

No. The programs are designed for decision-makers rather than technical specialists. The focus is on governance, accountability, and informed decision-making.

No. Each program stands on its own, and none is a prerequisite for another. A council may want only the briefing; an executive team may be ready for the half-day workshop; an organization building an AI governance program may need the applied course.

Practical governance tools. The briefing provides an AI Governance Oversight Checklist; the workshop, a preliminary AI Governance Oversight Scorecard and a 90-Day Governance Action Plan; the applied program, an AI Governance Action Brief for your organization.

The briefing is available virtually or in person. The workshop runs as a half-day session or two virtual sessions. The applied program is arranged as a private program with each organization.

The Academy draws on Transformidable's governance research, which examines how governance decisions shape technology-enabled transformation, and turns those lessons into executive education.

Yes. Organizations can arrange a private session for their entire leadership team or governing body, virtually or in person.

Yes. The workshop can be adapted to your sector, your existing AI activities, and your governance responsibilities, and the applied program works directly with your own organizational context.

The briefing suits a governing body that wants a common understanding and the right oversight questions. The workshop suits leaders ready to set decision rights and oversight expectations. The applied program suits an organization building its AI governance approach. We can help you choose.

Pricing depends on the program, group size, delivery format, and how much it is adapted to your organization, so we prepare it after an initial conversation. An inquiry carries no commitment.

The programs are currently offered as private sessions for organizations. If you would like to take part as an individual, join the interest list and we will let you know when an open program is scheduled.

No. Joining the interest list is not enrollment and carries no financial commitment.