Chief Executive Group and Global Data Innovation Launch AI TRUST Certificate Program
Chief Executive Group and Global Data Innovation have announced a strategic partnership to launch the AI TRUST Certificate Program. This initiative is designed to equip CEOs and board members with the necessary skills to lead effectively in the era of artificial intelligence.
The program is built around the TRUST Framework, developed by Global Data Innovation's CEO, Dominique Shelton Leipzig. It offers tailored AI governance education and interactive "war games" to provide practical strategies for risk reduction and innovation alignment. The training sessions are customized for each organization's unique business context and range from 90 minutes to three hours.
Participants in the program will receive an AI TRUST Certificate upon completion, signifying their readiness to lead responsibly in the rapidly evolving AI landscape. This collaboration aims to address one of the biggest barriers to AI adoption at the leadership level: achieving AI ROI while minimizing risks.
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