AI & Technology in Healthcare & Health Insurance
Board Governance Implications (Executive Discussion)
September 10, 2026 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM CDT Minneapolis, MN
NACD Minnesota
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Channon Lemon
Executive Director
NACD Minnesota Chapter
clemon@minnesota.nacdonline.org
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About The Event
Member Price: $45.00
Non Member Price: $65.00
Credits: 1 NACD Credit
AI and emerging technologies are rapidly transforming healthcare and health insurance, creating opportunities for operational efficiency, innovation, improved patient/member outcomes, and enterprise value creation — while simultaneously introducing significant governance risks related to compliance, ethics, cybersecurity, transparency, and trust.
Join NACD Minnesota and RSM for an executive-level discussion focused on the board’s role in overseeing AI responsibly while balancing innovation, enterprise risk, and stakeholder accountability.
This timely program will bring together healthcare governance, legal, operational, and technology leaders along with RSM practice leaders to explore how boards can provide effective oversight and stewardship of AI initiatives in one of the most highly regulated and mission-critical sectors of the economy.
Attendees will gain practical governance insights and boardroom frameworks related to AI oversight, clinical integrity, data governance, cybersecurity, compliance, transparency, and enterprise transformation.
For more information on the Septmber 2 virtual primer for this session, click here.
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Location
RSM Downtown Minneapolis Headquarters
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NACD Minnesota
Contact Us
Channon Lemon
Executive Director
NACD Minnesota Chapter
clemon@minnesota.nacdonline.org
Find a Chapter
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