AI oversight training for boards: who signs off when Claude is wrong? Half a day, and the answer is in writing.

1. 01First half

   What regulators now expect, and where the risk actually sits

   • What regulators now expect: named accountability, reporting rhythm, proof of oversight
   • Where AI risk actually sits in your business, in plain terms
   • The three oversight models, and which one fits which decision

   3 of 6 steps covered

2. 02Second half

   The oversight model you leave with

   • What the board should see quarterly, and what should reach it immediately
   • The questions to ask your own teams before signing anything off
   • Your written oversight model: who owns what, what gets reported, what never runs unattended

   6 of 6 steps covered

• Trade licence and TRN on the tax invoice.
• 60 percent of the fee follows proof. A tax invoice is issued at each milestone: 40 percent on signature, 40 percent when your named sponsor accepts the outcome, 20 percent at close-out.
• Non-disclosure agreement on request, signed before the scoping call.
• CPD accreditation in progress. Subsidy or licensing rules (HRDF in Saudi Arabia, KHDA in Dubai) are checked with you at scoping.
• Arabic or English delivery. On site in the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Jordan, or remote.

Where a card shows a number, its source is on the card. Clients appear by name only where they agreed to be named; external cases cite their public source. The corporate track opened in September 2026, so this is what we run and what our builder cohorts shipped, not a corporate reference yet. That is why 60 percent of a corporate fee follows proof: 40 percent when your sponsor accepts the outcome, 20 percent at close-out.