AI Governance Academy

​Build an AI Governance capability. Not just an AI Governance manual.

Most organizations do not need another set of policies. They need leaders and practitioners who understand how to govern AI systems confidently, consistently and with evidence that stands up to customers, regulators and auditors.

The AI Governance Academy is a practical implementation program that combines live virtual workshops with guided asynchronous work. Participants learn by building their own governance capability using two open frameworks that remain available long after the engagement ends.

The Frameworks We Teach

GRC Workbook

https://github.com/rolldabones/grc-workbook

A practical framework for designing and operating an Artificial Intelligence Management System (AIMS), including governance structures, inventories, risk management, policies, operating procedures, evidence collection and audit readiness.

Slow AI Kitchen

https://github.com/rolldabones/slow-ai-kitchen

A library of governed AI workflows, prompting methods and review patterns built around three core principles:

• Slow AI

• Informed Intent

• Final Liability rests with the Human

Together, these frameworks enable organizations to move beyond AI experimentation toward disciplined, governed AI operations.

Who Should Attend

• Executive leadership

• Legal

• Risk

• Compliance

• Internal Audit

• Information Security

• Product and Engineering

• Data and AI teams

• Project Management Office (PMO) and transformation leaders

What Participants Learn

• AI Governance fundamentals

• ISO/IEC 42001 implementation

• AI system inventories and classification

• Risk and impact assessments

• Human oversight and accountability

• AI lifecycle governance

• Vendor and supplier governance

• Testing, evaluation and monitoring

• Incident response and change management

• Audit evidence and assurance

• Governed prompting

• Practical AI workflow design

• Delivery Model

The Academy is delivered through a hybrid model combining live virtual workshops with structured asynchronous implementation.

Between workshops, participants apply the methods within their own organization using the GRC Workbook and Slow AI Kitchen. They receive practical exercises, implementation guidance and coaching, enabling the organization to build its own governance capability while maintaining normal business operations.

This approach minimizes disruption, supports distributed teams and reinforces learning through immediate application.

Program Options

Executive Briefing: 2 Hours | US$3,000

A concise executive overview of AI governance, organizational readiness, emerging regulatory expectations and implementation priorities.

Executive Workshop: 1 Day | US$7,500

Leadership alignment, governance principles, implementation roadmap and executive decision-making.

Practitioner Academy: 2 Days | US$12,500

Hands-on instruction using the GRC Workbook and Slow AI Kitchen to begin building the organization’s AI governance capability.

Implementation Accelerator: 5 Days | US$25,000

An intensive working session to establish the foundation of an Artificial Intelligence Management System, including governance artifacts, inventories, risk registers and implementation priorities.

Guided AI GRC Build: 12 Weeks | US$60,000

A structured implementation program combining weekly workshops, coaching and asynchronous work, resulting in a functioning minimum viable Artificial Intelligence Management System with governance processes and operational evidence underway.

Fractional AI Governance Advisor: 12 Months | US$10,000 per month

Ongoing executive advisory support for governance evolution, implementation guidance, audit preparation, AI strategy and executive decision-making.

Outcomes

Participants leave with more than training.

They leave with an operational AI governance capability, practical implementation templates, governed AI workflows and a repeatable methodology that their own teams can continue to use and improve.

How We Work

• Assess your current AI maturity, governance objectives and implementation priorities.

• Deliver live virtual workshops focused on practical governance and executive decision-making.

• Guide participants through structured asynchronous implementation using the GRC Workbook and Slow AI Kitchen.

• Review progress, answer questions and refine governance artifacts through regular coaching sessions.

• Complete the engagement with a functioning AI governance capability that your organization can operate, maintain and continuously improve.

From Learning to Capability

Whether your objective is responsible AI adoption, stronger governance, customer assurance or ISO/IEC 42001 readiness, the goal is the same: build an enduring organizational capability, not a collection of documents.

Human-made, for Easy Work, Simply Done.