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Past eventApr 14, 2026 · Online

Creating a Non-Terrible AI Strategy

Most companies don’t actually have an AI strategy — they have ideas, tools, and pilots. A practical framework for boards and senior leaders deciding what role AI should play in creating real, durable advantage for their business.

When
Tuesday, April 14, 2026 at 4:30 PM UTC – 6:30 PM UTC
Where
Zoom, Online
Format
Online

Most companies don’t actually have an AI strategy—they have ideas, tools, pilots, and a growing sense that they should be doing something. This session is designed to help boards and senior leaders step back and do the harder (and more valuable) work: deciding what role AI should play in creating real, durable advantage for their business. We’ll walk through a clear, practical framework for AI strategy that emphasizes business outcomes, sharp diagnosis, explicit trade-offs, and organizational commitment—without getting lost in hype or technical rabbit holes. If you’re responsible for oversight, direction, or investment decisions around AI and want to ask better questions—and get better answers—this webinar is for you.

TL;DR — What You’ll Actually Spend Your Time On

In this session, you will:

  • Learn why most “AI strategies” fail—and how to tell the difference between experimentation and real strategy
  • Use a simple four-part strategy lens (objective, diagnosis, guiding approach, coherent actions) to evaluate AI plans
  • Understand where AI truly changes business economics—and where it doesn’t
  • See how data, technology, people, and governance fit together into a coherent whole
  • Walk away with a clear test for whether an AI initiative creates advantage or is just activity

This is not a demo-heavy or tool-focused session. It’s a thinking session for leaders who want clarity, alignment, and a defensible point of view on AI.

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