Digital Assets & AI Commerce: Board Priorities, Risks & Actions
September 30, 2026 12:00 PM - 2:30 PM EDT New York, NY
NACD New York
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Jenna Ayala
Executive Director
NACD New York Chapter
330 W 38th St, Suite 1105
New York, NY 10018
jenna@newyork.nacdonline.org
646-595-1817
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About The Event
Member Price: $60.00
Non Member Price: $90.00
Credits: 1 NACD Credit
Your board is going to face questions about digital money, tokenized assets, and AI-driven commerce, if it hasn't already. These aren't future concerns. Stablecoins are being used in treasury and payments today. Tokenized assets are reshaping capital markets. AI agents are initiating transactions. Each of these raises governance, risk, and strategy questions that many boards haven't addressed yet.
This panel brings together directors, investors, and innovators to cut through the noise. We will cover where digital assets are gaining traction, how stablecoins are changing payments and financial services, and why AI and digital assets are converging in ways boards need to understand.
Whether your board is actively exploring digital assets or hasn't started the conversation, this session will give you a practical framework and specific questions to bring to your next meeting.
Location
University Club
Moderator
DRESS CODE REQUIREMENTS: Gentleman are required to wear jackets and dress shirts. Ladies are required to wear tailored clothing (suits, dresses, or skirts/tailored pants with dress shirts or sweaters). Dress shoes required, no sports shoes. No denim.
NACD New York
Contact Us
Jenna Ayala
Executive Director
NACD New York Chapter
330 W 38th St, Suite 1105
New York, NY 10018
jenna@newyork.nacdonline.org
646-595-1817
Find a Chapter
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