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    For Boards

    AI sits inside the Board’s fiduciary duty.

    StratEdge supports Chairs and directors to build the literacy, judgment, and discipline required to lead AI strategy and oversight as a dual fiduciary responsibility.

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    What the Board’s AI work actually requires.

     Regulatory accountability on one side; strategic positioning and capital on the other. Three structural pressures are now emerging;

    1

    Literacy

    AI literacy enabling Boards to challenge, not just monitor.

    Boards are under-equipped on AI and broader digital capabilities. Not enough fluency to steer, not enough to question.  Without shared understanding, management leads strategy and oversight follows.

    2

    Governance

    Governance adapted to real AI use.

    AI breaks the current governance model. It cuts across functions, decisions, and risk in real time. Structures built for stability cannot keep up. Adding AI into them creates gaps in accountability. This is a structural problem. It requires redesign.

    3

    Pressure

    Strategic and regulatory pressure is intensifying.

    Pressure is building across regulation, competition, and capital allocation. Together, they create a complex operating environment. Boards need an integrated view of obligations and opportunity—not disconnected decisions.

    What we deliver for Boards.

    You lead AI and digital transformation with the confidence and evidence regulators, auditors, and shareholders expect.

    Offer 1

    AI literacy programmes

    A clear understanding of AI - what it is and what it is not, the risks, and the opportunities. 

    Includes
    • The technology foundation - AI, cloud, data - and the cybersecurity exposure it brings.
    • The risk dimension - operational, regulatory, ethical, reputational - and the responsibility it places on the Board.
    • The value side - where AI builds competitive edge - and he strategic questions for management.
    Format:
    • 1h30 Board session
    • Upfront alignment with the Chair.
    • Post-session debrief with the executive sponsor.
    Across the year:
    • Onboarding for new directors.
    • Biannual updates as regulation and technology evolve.
    • Dedicated deep dives for audit and risk committees.
    Outcome

    A Board with the fluency to challenge management, evaluate vendors, and approve AI strategy with confidence.

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    Offer 2

    Defensible AI oversight.

    AI governance adapted to your Board's structure - built to keep pace with AI.

    Includes
    • A governance framework built to regulatory standard - reviewed as AI evolves.
    • Clear allocation of AI accountability - from Board to executive to operations.
    • A coherent regulatory posture across jurisdictions and sectors.
    • Governance beyond compliance -  ethics and human oversight at Board level
    Format:
    • A tailored engagement, aligned with your existing governance.
    • 8–12 weeks, concluding with a half-day Board sign-off.
    • Initial assessment, framework design, first-cycle implementation.
    Outcome

    Defensible AI governance - across compliance, ethics, and accountability.

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    Offer 3

    AI strategy at Board level

    Board-level ownership of AI strategy, not delegation.

    Includes
    • Strategic questioning at Board level - built and refined over time.
    • Market intelligence - what peers are doing and where the field is moving.
    • AI investment review - whether capital is deployed against the right priorities.
    • Competitive positioning - how AI shifts your sector and your operating model.
    Format:
    • Annual AI strategy review at Board level—half-day format.
    • Quarterly meetings covering peer and competitive intelligence.
    • On-call advisory support for specific Board decisions.
    Outcome

    A Board shaping AI strategy - informed, deliberate, defensible.

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    Offer 4

    AI investment discipline.

    AI investment discipline aligned with your broader capital standards.

    Includes
    • Investment review frameworks, evaluating AI proposals against return.
    • Evaluation of AI investment - alongside other capital allocation options.
    • AI investment returns - measured outcomes and forward targets.
    • AI diligence in M&A - evaluating targets and capabilities.
    Format:
    • An annual review of AI investments and returns.
    • On-call advisory for capital decisions and AI-related M&A.
    • Pre-decision meetings - aligned to Board decision cycles.
    Outcome

    AI investment that meets capital standards - and delivers return.

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    Offer 5

    Quarterly Board meetings

    A regular cadence of Board updates on regulation, technology, competitors.

    Includes
    • Regulatory developments - evolving rules and supervisory expectations.
    • Technology shifts - evolving AI capabilities, infrastructure, and security.
    • Competitive moves - what peers are doing and what it means for the Board.
    • Strategic implications - what the Board may need to decide and ask.
    Format:
    • A 60-minute Board session each quarter.
    • Pre-session meeting.
    • Founder follow-up between Board sessions.
    Outcome

    A Board ready for AI decisions - informed, current, and prepared.

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    Proprietary elements

    Two foundational elements in every engagement.

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    Proprietary tool

    AI Literacy Assessment.

    A tool mapping Board AI readiness and individual development needs.

    What it enables:
    • AI capability across the Board - clearly mapped, with gaps identified.
    • AI literacy progress, clear and visible to key stakeholders.
    Outcome

    A Board with clear visibility on its AI gaps and a plan to close them.

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    2
    Proprietary tool

    Digital sovereignty audit.

    An assesment of AI, cloud, and data infrastructure - and dependency risk.

    What it enables:
    • Prepared for supervisory and audit scrutiny - with a clear view of systems, dependencies, and exposure.
    • A resilience plan, reducing exposure across vendors, jurisdictions, and control risks.
    Outcome

    A Board with visibility on dependencies and contingency in place.

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    What Boards say about StratEdge
    Executive Testimony
    “The session was extremely well received and highly appreciated by all attendees. We gained a much clearer understanding of both the risks and the opportunities associated with AI.”

    President of the Board of Directors

    Luxury Asset Services, Geneva

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