AI Literacy in the Boardroom: What You Don't Know Is Already a Risk

AI is already influencing decisions in your organization. The tools are there, the data is flowing, the recommendations are being made — with or without your board’s full understanding of what’s happening under the hood.

And that gap? It’s not just a knowledge problem. It’s a governance risk.

In this first session, we cut through the noise and focus on what board members and governance professionals actually need to understand about AI — not the technology, but the accountability layer: who owns AI decisions, what questions boards should be asking, and what “responsible AI oversight” looks like in practice.

• Speakers

  

  Lena Dridi
  Head of Legal & Governance Solutions, Convene
  Léna Dridi is Head of Legal & Governance Solutions at Convene, where she works with General Counsel, compliance leaders, and board professionals to build governance infrastructure that is audit-ready, regulation-resilient, and board-accountable.

  Her work sits at the intersection of AI law, data sovereignty, and corporate governance advising organisations on how to translate complex regulatory frameworks into practical board-level workflows. She is a regular speaker at international legal and governance events, and lectures in university Master’s programmes on AI law and LegalTech.

  Léna has advised clients across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, and is recognised as an emerging voice on AI governance, board accountability, and the structural demands of responsible AI adoption. She brings a practitioner’s perspective to the regulatory challenges that in-house legal teams and boards are navigating today.

Company Profile

Convene is a board management solution designed to help boards and leadership teams manage meetings, documents, approvals, and collaboration in a secure digital environment.

Used by organizations across sectors and regions, Convene supports better governance by helping decision-makers access board materials, collaborate securely, streamline meeting workflows, and maintain accountability across the board process.