The Centre for Management Consulting Excellence (CMCE) is pleased to announce that it is launching a programme that will support management consultancies and consultants in using AI responsibly. Much of this guidance is likely to be helpful to a wider range of organisations and individuals.
Using AI responsibly is a key element in realising the benefits of AI adoption. It involves adopting effective governance and ethical practices, identifying and managing risks, providing transparency about information sources, avoiding the provision of misleading information and taking account of the environmental use of AI.
Our first step in launching the programme is a workshop in which a panel will present their perspectives on using AI responsibly.
The discussion will be chaired by Karim Harbott, an experienced non-executive director and governance consultant who advises boards and senior leaders on digital transformation, corporate governance, and risk management.
Panel members will include:
Donna Herdsman, a highly decorated executive and Diversity, Equality and Inclusion leader who has received several prestigious accolades for her work in business;
Nick Warn, a Board Director of the International Council of Management Consulting Institutes (ICMCI) who led the development of ICMCI’s Code of Responsible Use of AI;
Frank Brown, a specialist in operational risk and developer of guidelines on AI governance;
Adam Kearns, a practicing management consultant using AI to deliver operational and transformational programmes.