Navigating AI Policy: Insights from Legal, Tech, and Nonprofit Leaders
After last month’s deep dive into AI applications, one message came through loud and clear: curiosity is high, but so are questions around safety, risk, and governance.
So we’re bringing those questions to the table with practical guidance to adopt AI responsibly in your organization.
Join us for a candid conversation with leaders in tech, legal, and our nonprofit partner, YMCA of San Diego County. Together, we’ll tackle the same questions you're likely asking now. From how to start building an AI policy, to what risks to consider, to how to align it with your mission and values.
Whether you're exploring AI for the first time or looking to strengthen your approach, this is your space to learn, ask questions, and leave with clear, actionable takeaways to start.
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Here’s what you can look forward to:
Making sense of AI policies: Start with a behind-the-scenes look at how our CTO built Traction Rec’s AI policy, then expand the lens to explore how YMCA of San Diego County are approaching policies in their own contexts: balancing safety, enabling staff, and navigating the unique realities of mission-driven operations.
Voices from tech, legal, and nonprofit leadership: Hear directly from a CTO, a legal partner, and a YMCA CIO in real-world adoption. We’ll talk through real examples that help you draw the line between exploration and risk.
Join the conversation: Have a collaborative discussion about how to move forward responsibly, make staff more comfortable, and position your organization for the future.
Meet the speakers
With insights and experience from...
Catherine Lake
Partner
Dorsey & Whitney LLP
John Merritt
Senior Vice President & CIO
YMCA of San Diego County
Jonny Power
CTO
Chief Technology Officer
Andrew Rogers
CRO
Traction Rec
hosted and supported by
Let's make this interactive. What ya waiting for?
Bring your questions, bring your ideas. We'd love it if you can join us for the live conversation and participate by sharing your own insights and experiences.
Can't attend live? You should still register. We'll send out the recording after to all registrants.
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Navigating AI Policy: Insights from Legal, Tech, and Nonprofit Leaders
After last month’s deep dive into AI applications, one message came through loud and clear: curiosity is high, but so are questions around safety, risk, and governance.
So we’re bringing those questions to the table with practical guidance to adopt AI responsibly in your organization.
Join us for a candid conversation with leaders in tech, legal, and our nonprofit partner, YMCA of San Diego County. Together, we’ll tackle the same questions you're likely asking now. From how to start building an AI policy, to what risks to consider, to how to align it with your mission and values.
Whether you're exploring AI for the first time or looking to strengthen your approach, this is your space to learn, ask questions, and leave with clear, actionable takeaways to start.
Register Now
Here’s what you can look forward to:
Making sense of AI policies: Start with a behind-the-scenes look at how our CTO built Traction Rec’s AI policy, then expand the lens to explore how YMCA of San Diego County are approaching policies in their own contexts: balancing safety, enabling staff, and navigating the unique realities of mission-driven operations.
Voices from tech, legal, and nonprofit leadership: Hear directly from a CTO, a legal partner, and a YMCA CIO in real-world adoption. We’ll talk through real examples that help you draw the line between exploration and risk.
Join the conversation: Have a collaborative discussion about how to move forward responsibly, make staff more comfortable, and position your organization for the future.
Meet the speakers
With insights and experience from...
Catherine Lake
Partner
Dorsey & Whitney LLP
John Merritt
Senior Vice President & CIO
YMCA of San Diego County
Jonny Power
CTO
Chief Technology Officer
Andrew Rogers
CRO
Traction Rec
Supported & Sponsored BY
Let's make this interactive. What ya waiting for?
Bring your questions, bring your ideas. We'd love it if you can join us for the live conversation and participate by sharing your own insights and experiences.
Can't attend live? You should still register. We'll send out the recording after to all registrants.
Register Now
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Navigating AI Policy: Insights from Legal, Tech, and Nonprofit Leaders
After last month’s deep dive into AI applications, one message came through loud and clear: curiosity is high, but so are questions around safety, risk, and governance.
So we’re bringing those questions to the table with practical guidance to adopt AI responsibly in your organization.
Join us for a candid conversation with leaders in tech, legal, and our nonprofit partner, YMCA of San Diego County. Together, we’ll tackle the same questions you're likely asking now. From how to start building an AI policy, to what risks to consider, to how to align it with your mission and values.
Whether you're exploring AI for the first time or looking to strengthen your approach, this is your space to learn, ask questions, and leave with clear, actionable takeaways to start.
Here’s what you can look forward to:
Making sense of AI policies: Start with a behind-the-scenes look at how our CTO built Traction Rec’s AI policy, then expand the lens to explore how YMCA of San Diego County are approaching policies in their own contexts: balancing safety, enabling staff, and navigating the unique realities of mission-driven operations.
Voices from tech, legal, and nonprofit leadership: Hear directly from a CTO, a legal partner, and a YMCA CIO in real-world adoption. We’ll talk through real examples that help you draw the line between exploration and risk.
Join the conversation: Have a collaborative discussion about how to move forward responsibly, make staff more comfortable, and position your organization for the future.
Meet the speakers
With insights and experience from...
Catherine Lake
Partner
Dorsey & Whitney LLP
John Merritt
Senior Vice President & CIO
YMCA of San Diego County
Jonny Power
CTO
Chief Technology Officer
Andrew Rogers
CRO
Traction Rec
hosted and supported by
Let's make this interactive. What ya waiting for?
Bring your questions, bring your ideas. We'd love it if you can join us for the live conversation and participate by sharing your own insights and experiences.
Can't attend live? You should still register. We'll send out the recording after to all registrants.
Navigating AI Policy: Insights from Legal, Tech, and Nonprofit Leaders
After last month’s deep dive into AI applications, one message came through loud and clear: curiosity is high, but so are questions around safety, risk, and governance.
So we’re bringing those questions to the table with practical guidance to adopt AI responsibly in your organization.
Join us for a candid conversation with leaders in tech, legal, and our nonprofit partner, YMCA of San Diego County. Together, we’ll tackle the same questions you're likely asking now. From how to start building an AI policy, to what risks to consider, to how to align it with your mission and values.
Whether you're exploring AI for the first time or looking to strengthen your approach, this is your space to learn, ask questions, and leave with clear, actionable takeaways to start.
Register Now
Register
Here’s what you can look forward to:
Making sense of AI policies: Start with a behind-the-scenes look at how our CTO built Traction Rec’s AI policy, then expand the lens to explore how YMCA of San Diego County are approaching policies in their own contexts: balancing safety, enabling staff, and navigating the unique realities of mission-driven operations.
Voices from tech, legal, and nonprofit leadership: Hear directly from a CTO, a legal partner, and a YMCA CIO in real-world adoption. We’ll talk through real examples that help you draw the line between exploration and risk.
Join the conversation: Have a collaborative discussion about how to move forward responsibly, make staff more comfortable, and position your organization for the future.
Meet the hosts:
With insights and experience from...
Catherine Lake
Partner
Dorsey & Whitney LLP
John Merritt
Senior Vice President & CIO
YMCA of San Diego County
Jonny Power
CTO
Chief Technology Officer
Andrew Rogers
CRO
Traction Rec
hosted and supported by
Let's make this interactive. What ya waiting for?
Bring your questions, bring your ideas. We'd love it if you can join us for the live conversation and participate by sharing your own insights and experiences.
Can't attend live? You should still register. We'll send out the recording after to all registrants.
Register Now