Ethical AI
& Technology
Governance
For leaders responsible for AI inside real organizations.
Walk in with a worry. Walk out with a move.
The headlines call it bias.
The board calls it risk.
Your team calls it Tuesday.
A working session, not a tour of frameworks.
One day. Live on Zoom. Built for leaders, compliance professionals, product owners, and policymakers responsible for AI inside real organizations. Not theoretical AI. The kind that's already deployed, already making decisions, already keeping someone up at night.
Most AI ethics workshops will hand you a framework. This one hands you a 90-day plan, filled out for your context, and one specific move you'll make on Monday. We'll work in breakouts, run scenario role-plays, walk through a regulatory crosswalk activity, write things down, and trade the comfort of slide tours for the discipline of actual practice.
If your job description includes the word responsible, you're in the right room.
Seven modules. One spine.
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i.Where bias actually lives.It's almost never in the model.
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ii.What "fairness" means when there are six definitions.And they conflict mathematically.
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iii.How to build accountability that survives a bad day.Not a board. A structure.
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iv.What the EU AI Act and Australian AI Safety Standard actually require.In plain language. With your context applied.
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v.How to monitor a deployed AI system so it doesn't quietly drift into the next news cycle.Three layers most teams skip.
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vi.The 30/60/90 implementation plan you'll leave with.Filled out. For Monday. With names attached.
Times are guides. We flex with the room. Two breaks plus lunch.
Not a deck. Not a framework you'll admire from a distance.
A move.
The Three-Question Frame
A tear-out card from the workbook. Test any AI project against three questions: who benefits, who's affected, who's silent. Pin it where you can see it.
A Bias Audit Checklist
Catches the entry points teams miss. Especially the deployment context — the one most regulators are looking at right now.
A Decision Log Template
Turns documentation from theater into actual oversight. Designed so the act of writing the rationale changes the reviewer's behavior.
A 90-Day Roadmap
Filled out for your context. Conversation, inventory, decision. Process change. First audit cycle. Six moves across three windows.
Your Move on Monday
One specific thing on your calendar by the time you log off. Not a framework you admire. A move you'll actually make.
A 30-Day Check-in
Email from me at the 30-day mark with the only question that matters: did you do the thing? Optional. Most people who answer it report better outcomes.
Karin Collinsworth
Stability & Longevity Strategist · Founder, Ideas and Insights Consulting LLC
For 28 years, I've worked inside complex systems — public health, regulated government, healthcare, energy. Long enough to learn one pattern: technology doesn't fail. Systems do.
Data ethics isn't theoretical for me. At King County IT, I was part of the GIS for Equity and Social Justice team that earned the 2020 NSGIC Geospatial Excellence Catalyst Award — national recognition for using data systems to surface, not bury, questions of who benefits and who's left out. We built 39 equity indicators across every county department and a peer-reviewed Best Practices document, developed in part through an EthicalGEO Fellowship from the American Geographical Society. AI changes the tools. It doesn't change the work.
Today I help enterprise leaders integrate AI into regulated workflows so it's stable before they scale. I'm a Certified Business Analysis Professional (CBAP), Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM), Security+ certified, a SAFe Program Consultant (SPC), and a Certified Scrum Product Owner (CSPO). I hold multiple AI credentials and deliver AI operationalization training to enterprise teams through workshops and private engagements. I'm currently writing AI for Strategists and Leaders, a book for senior transformation leaders working at the intersection of AI integration and human readiness.
My parallel work is in metabolic mastery and yogic philosophy — 40+ years living with Type 1 diabetes (a row in the dataset that wrote the global standard of care), 3,000-hour RYT in the Naropa lineage, and author of the Holistic Vitality Series. Different scale, same architecture: stability creates performance, in bodies and in organizations.
Two paths. Pick yours.
Individual seats register through Eventbrite. Teams of ten or more book a private session directly with us — different scope, different conversation.
Includes a 30-minute pre-workshop strategy call to surface your top AI governance question. Limited to the first 10 seats.
- Full-day workshop
- Participant workbook (PDF, emailed in advance) with seven appendices
- Pre-workshop strategy call
- 30-day email action plan prompt
Full-day workshop, complete participant workbook, and a 30-day email action plan prompt that turns a workshop into ongoing change.
- Full-day live workshop
- Participant workbook (PDF, emailed in advance)
- Seven appendices, templates & tear-out reference cards
- 30-day email action plan prompt
A private session for your team. Custom dates. Industry-specific examples. Net-30 invoicing. Booked directly with us — not through Eventbrite.
- Full-day private workshop
- Workbooks for entire team
- Industry-tailored examples
- 45-minute team debrief
- Net-30 invoicing & PO accepted
Questions.
Will this be recorded?
Do I need a technical background?
What if I can't attend the full day?
Can my team attend together?
What happens after the workshop?
What's your refund policy?
Walk in with a worry.
Walk out with a move.
Limited to 20 seats. Workbook and templates included. The next session is Tuesday, May 26, 2026.