March Chapter Meeting
AI GOVERNANCE - AN ACTIONABLE HOW-TO GUIDE
PRESENTED BY JOE SHEPLEY - Triad Executive Advisors
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March 18, 2026 11:00am - Networking (All times are Central Time) Virtual Attendance Options Available |
TICKETS $30.00 Non-member Ticket |
| Scott Conference Center 6450 Pine St Omaha, NE 68106 |
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Description:
Given the rapid adoption of AI by organizations across all sectors, the question of how to govern it effectively is top of mind for Information Governance professionals. However, the slow pace of AI regulation combined with the sheer number of non-AI laws and regulations that touch on AI make implementing effective AI governance a challenge. In this session, Joe Shepley presents a step-by-step approach to building your AI Governance program in a practical, scalable way. From creating an inventory of your current AI systems and the business processes that leverage them, to developing a regulatory crosswalk to document the laws and regulations your organization is subject to, to defining the specific controls needed to govern AI effectively, you'll leave the session armed with what you need to help your organization get AI Governance right
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Bio: Joe Shepley specializes in information governance and data privacy. His primary areas of concentration are records and information management and data minimization. With 25 years of IG experience, Joe has performed records and information management assessments, program modernization, benchmarking and large-scale data cleanup. He has helped organizations design and implement successful information governance programs, with a focus on meeting the retention and disposal requirements of U.S. and global regulations, such as California’s CPRA, the GDPR in the E.U., HIPAA, and NYDFS 500.13. Joe earned a bachelor’s degree in English, religious studies and philosophy from Connecticut College and a master’s degree and a PhD in the history of Christianity from the University of Chicago. He is a Certified Information Privacy Professional U.S.; an Advisor for the Health Sector Coordinating Council Joint Working Group on Cyber; on the planning committee of the Western Energy Institute; and a member of the Sedona Conference Working Group on AI and the Law. |
