Boards increasingly need AI, infrastructure and legal-risk literacy in the room for decisions they're being asked to sign off on — proxy advisers and regulators now expect visible AI oversight — but very few boards have a member with hands-on depth across all three. The default is a generalist director nodding through a briefing they don't fully understand, or an expensive one-off consultant with no ongoing context on the company.

Brings the same cross-domain judgment held across live CLO, CTO and CEIO mandates into an advisory seat — able to evaluate a technology decision, its legal exposure and its governance posture in the same conversation, informed by 35+ frameworks applied in practice and a global entrepreneur's experience sitting on both sides of the table in M&A and governance decisions. That perspective is built on 20+ years spanning Canada and India, and across law, technology, AI governance and M&A — exactly the cross-domain literacy a Board increasingly needs in the room.

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Usual Responsibilities

RACI Profile

How this role typically sits in a RACI matrix — what it owns, what it's checked against, and who else is in the loop.

Responsible
  • Strategic guidance and risk/opportunity evaluation on request
  • Briefing materials on AI governance and regulatory change
Accountable
  • Quality and defensibility of the advice given — not the underlying decision itself
Consulted
  • Board and executive leadership on major risk, technology and governance decisions
Informed
  • Broader leadership team on governance-readiness and best-practice updates

Where This Shows Up

Competency Governance Support
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