GC Forum: Risk Governance in an Evolving Legal Landscape
March 9, 2026 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM PDT Webinar
NACD Northern California
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Lisa Spivey,
Executive Director
Kate Azima,
Director of Partnerships & Marketing
programs@northerncalifornia.nacdonline.org
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About The Event
Member Price: Complimentary
Non Member Price: Complimentary
Credits: 1 NACD Credit
While the pace of new federal regulation has slowed, the general counsel's job has not become easier. Instead, risk is emerging through reinterpretation of existing laws, shifting enforcement priorities, state-level action, heightened scrutiny of AI claims, and rising expectations from boards and stakeholders.
Learning Outcomes
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How to balance AI governance with AI enablement, and avoid “AI-washing” risk
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Managing professional responsibility and credibility in the age of generative AI
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Helping boards navigate uncertainty when rules are still evolving
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Supporting first-time directors in moments of crisis or ambiguity
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Positioning the GC as a strategic partner — and future board candidate
Designed for sitting general counsel, senior legal leaders, and directors, this session will emphasize practical takeaways, real-world examples, and boardroom-ready insights. Participants can expect a direct, thoughtful discussion grounded in experience, not slides or theory.
If you are navigating regulatory ambiguity, increased scrutiny, or evolving board expectations, this conversation is intended to help you sharpen judgment, strengthen board relationships, and focus your time where it matters most.
NACD Northern California
Contact Us
Lisa Spivey,
Executive Director
Kate Azima,
Director of Partnerships & Marketing
programs@northerncalifornia.nacdonline.org
Find a Chapter
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