Risk today shows up in more places than just compliance checklists. A single oversight—an unvetted visitor, an unmonitored door, or an incomplete log—can lead to breaches, shutdowns, reputational damage, or even safety incidents.
Risk today shows up in more places than just compliance checklists. A single oversight—an unvetted visitor, an unmonitored door, or an incomplete log—can lead to breaches, shutdowns, reputational damage, or even safety incidents. As global regulations tighten and organizational footprints expand, leaders must manage security, safety, and compliance with unprecedented precision. This invitation-only executive luncheon brings together security, facilities , and compliance executives to explore how leading organizations are breaking down silos, automating oversight, and strengthening their risk posture across complex environments. Through peer-driven discussion and real-world examples, we’ll examine how to eliminate blind spots, improve defensibility, and build inspection-ready systems that protect people, property, and operations.
Most large financial institutions now have dozens of AI initiatives underway, yet many struggle to move beyond pilots to deliver consistent, enterprise-wide impact. As AI becomes embedded in core functions, from risk and compliance to operations and customer experience, leaders are rethinking how AI is designed, deployed, governed, and scaled.
This peer discussion explores how financial institutions are evolving from fragmented experimentation to an “AI factory” operating model, one that standardizes platforms, architectures, and processes while balancing innovation, security, regulatory requirements, and business outcomes. The conversation will focus on practical lessons for operationalizing AI reliably and repeatedly across the enterprise.