Full day · Thursday 4 February 2027 · Focus Rooms, Johannesburg

AI is making its way into every team. Is your organisation ready to govern it?

Policy · Governance · Regulation · Judgment

Turn policy discussions into decisions your leaders can act on. Bring your leadership team and leave with the foundations to govern AI inside your organisation.

Thursday 4 February 2027Full day, live and facilitated
Focus Rooms, JohannesburgIn the room, not on a call
Built for teamsCome with the people who sign it off
Seats are cappedSmall enough that everyone speaks
R1,699 a seat
R680
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The day, in two minutes

Nandi, George and Anika on what this is — and who should be in the room.

Who it is for, what you leave holding, and why it is happening now. Two minutes, with sound.

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Leave with the foundations to govern AI

Four documents. Yours, finished enough to use.

01

Board-ready AI policy draft

A structured policy tailored to your organisation — scope, permitted and prohibited use, disclosure, data, and who owns each rule. You draft it in the room, against your own tools and risks.

02

AI agent governance blueprint

Approval, access, oversight and escalation rules for the AI agents already arriving in your business. Who may deploy one, who supervises it, and what happens when it gets something wrong.

03

Prioritised AI risk register

What can go wrong in your organisation specifically, ranked, with a named owner against each risk — the document an auditor asks for first and almost nobody has.

04

90-day action roadmap

Clear owners and next steps to put the controls into practice, so the day turns into movement rather than a folder nobody opens again.

People. Policy. Progress. For an African AI future.
Responsible AI. Stronger organisations. Brighter Africa.
A certificate of attendance for your professional record.
Why this, why now

Everyone is adopting. Almost nobody can account for it.

Your people are already using AI. The question a board, an auditor or a regulator asks is not whether you use it — it is who decided, on what basis, and where that is written down. This day turns adoption into something you can account for.

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The day

Four things we work through — with your organisation on the table.

One

The ground you stand on

What the law already requires of you, what is coming, and which of it actually bites in your sector. Plain language, no statutes read aloud.

Two

Drafting the policy

You write. We work through scope, permitted use, prohibited use, disclosure, data, and who owns each rule inside your structure.

Three

Decision rights

Where a machine may decide, where a person must, and how you record the difference so it survives an audit and a change of staff.

Four

Judging a live tool

We take a real AI tool your team wants to use and classify it end to end, so you leave having done it once, properly.

Who this is for

For chief executives, executive committees, operations, risk, compliance, human resources and technology leaders.

Not the data scientists. The room is the people who carry the accountability when AI is used badly — and who are expected to have an answer ready.

Chief executives and directors — you sign it, so you should have written it.
Risk, compliance and legal — the ones asked for the policy, usually at short notice.
Information officers and data protection officers — where the statutory duty already sits.
Human resources and learning leads — staff are using AI now, with or without rules.
Heads of technology and operations — you are asked to approve tools you did not choose.
Public sector and non-profit leadership — donor and regulator expectations are already here.

No technical background is assumed, and none is needed. If you can describe how your organisation makes a decision, you can do this day.

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Who is teaching

AI specialists as headliners.

Led by practitioners who write, review and defend AI policy inside real organisations — not a presenter reading someone else's framework.

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AfriversalAI facultyThe team behind the Funda Five™ framework and our governance cohorts

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Two minutes to book. Pay by card on the next step.

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Before you ask

Is this the same as the six-week AI Policy Cohort?

No. This is one day, and it starts your policy. The AI Policy Cohort runs six weeks, is assessed by a domain expert, and ends in a credential. Many people do the day first.

Do I need a technical background?

None at all. The room is risk, compliance, legal, human resources, information officers and executives. If you can describe how your organisation makes decisions, you can do this.

Can I send several people?

Please do. Choose your number of seats above and pay once; we will collect the names of the attendees afterwards.

Can we be invoiced instead of paying by card?

Yes. Book your seats, then reply to the confirmation email and we will issue an invoice for your finance team.

What if I cannot attend on the day?

Send a colleague in your place at no cost. Tell us at least two working days before, so the materials carry the right name.

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