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AI Governance & Assurance
I help organisations govern AI use when it matters most: unclear accountability, untested risk, regulatory expectations that are emerging.
The service
- Discovery and current-state review of your organisation's AI use
- Assessment against recognised frameworks (ISO/IEC 42001, NIST AI RMF)
- Risk identification and mitigation planning
- Accountability and ownership mapping for AI decisions
- Alignment with emerging regulation (EU AI Act, NSW AI Assessment Framework)
- Practical, actionable recommendations, not just a compliance checklist
- Executive debrief and reporting for leadership
- Grounded in real delivery experience, not just theory
Insight
AI Governance Isn't a Policy Document
Many organisations believe they've addressed AI governance once they've written a policy. Frameworks like ISO/IEC 42001 and the NIST AI RMF ask for something harder: ongoing accountability for how AI is used, monitored, and adjusted as the organisation evolves. A policy sitting in a drawer doesn't hold up under real scrutiny, and it's usually the first thing that falls apart when someone asks who owns a specific AI-related decision.