Responsible AI Advisory · Speaking · Training · Diagnostics
It's the question every board eventually asks about AI, usually after something has already gone quietly wrong. Kivè Advisory helps executive teams answer it before it's asked, through keynotes, executive training and rapid diagnostics drawn from 20 years of IT risk and audit work.
"No system broke. No model malfunctioned. The real failure was structural — and it's already happening inside your organisation."— from the forthcoming book, Responsible AI: An Executive Perspective
Employees are already using AI tools that leadership has never approved, so decisions are being made with AI that no one in the organisation has reviewed or signed off.
All three draw on the same framework and experience, shaped for the audience in front of you: a board, a leadership team or a conference hall.
A talk built around one AI incident: what happened, who should have caught it, and why AI governance belongs with the executive team.
The three-module programme behind Gloria's forthcoming book, Responsible AI: An Executive Perspective, delivered live to your CIO, CDO and their leadership teams.
A fixed-scope engagement that maps your organisation's AI risk exposure, including the cyber security risk that AI adds, against the four stages of the framework: Identify, Categorise, Prioritise, Operationalise.
Without a shared framework, AI risk controls become fragmented, effort is duplicated and nobody is clearly accountable. Every engagement follows the same four stages.
Map risk across data, model behaviour, access, and decision impact using a common taxonomy.
Treat AI risk as something that magnifies the IT risks you already manage, and classify it within the risk domains you already use.
Allocate attention to the risks with the greatest operational and reputational exposure.
Embed controls into daily execution with clear ownership, documentation, and escalation.
“Artificial intelligence is the biggest commercial opportunity for companies, industries, and nations over the next few decades.”
— PwC Report“By far the greatest danger of Artificial Intelligence is that people conclude too early that they understand it.”
— Eliezer Yudkowsky, Global Catastrophic Risks (2008)
Gloria Croxall is the founder of Kivè Advisory and author of the forthcoming book Responsible AI: An Executive Perspective, out later this year. Across 20 years in professional services, including 10 at PwC, Deloitte and KPMG and ERP programme work at Accenture, she has led IT SOx, ITGC, cyber audit and technology risk engagements for global organisations, work that took her from London to Salt Lake City, Singapore to Johannesburg.
She brings that background, from large-scale SOx transformations and third-party risk assurance to GRC advisory across financial services, TMT, energy and logistics, to every keynote, masterclass and diagnostic.
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