AI & Boards

Every Board Now Has a Fiduciary Duty to Understand AI

Whether you govern a hospital, a university, a startup, or a Fortune 500, the same question is landing in every board packet.

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Corporate Governance

June 9, 2026

The Board That Said Yes to Every AI Pitch — and the One That Said No to All of Them

Across two adjacent industries, two boards made opposite calls on AI adoption in 2024.

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Nonprofit Boards

June 2, 2026

Mission Drift in the Age of AI: What Nonprofit Boards Need to Clarify Now

When AI can do what your staff does faster and cheaper, what does your board actually govern?

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Frontier AI

May 26, 2026

What Makes an AI Company's Board Different — and Why It Matters for Everyone Else

The boards governing Anthropic, OpenAI, and their peers face questions no governance framework was designed to answer.

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Pillar I

Outcomes-Focused Governance

Why most boards — corporate, nonprofit, public, health, education — focus on the wrong things, and what it looks like to govern for results that actually matter to the people you serve.

Pillar II

Technological Intelligence & Human Experience

The AI inflection points arriving by 2050 aren't just a technology story — they're a governance story. Every board in every sector is now a technology board, whether it knows it or not.

Pillar III

Who Leads, and How

The humans on boards — why they serve, what they believe, how they decide, and what better leadership looks like across hospital systems, university trustees, startup advisors, and HOA directors.

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