2026 Risk Leader Tour Series
Risk Management in the AI Era
Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping how organisations make decisions, govern risk, build capability and create value. As AI becomes increasingly embedded across business operations, the most important questions are no longer technological. They are questions of leadership.
How do organisations harness the opportunities presented by AI while preserving accountability, resilience and sound judgement? What responsibilities remain uniquely human when decision-making is increasingly augmented by intelligent systems? And how can leaders navigate the intersection of innovation, governance and trust?
The RMIA Risk Leader Tour 2026 is an executive dinner series bringing together key decision makers across the organisation including Chief Risk Officers and their C-suite, senior executives, board directors, regulators, academics and leading practitioners for an evening of strategic insight and peer-level discussion.
Anchored by the launch of RMIA and FTI Consulting’s Executive Insights Playbook, Risk Management in the AI Era, the series explores one defining question:
How prepared is your organisation for the opportunities and obligations in the AI era?
As artificial intelligence moves from experimentation to execution, organisations are entering a new phase of transformation. The challenge is no longer understanding the technology itself. The challenge is understanding its implications for governance, accountability, organisational capability and ultimately, the quality of decision-making.
Bringing together leading voices from law, academia, industry, technology and the risk profession, the Risk Leader Tour creates a forum for thoughtful discussion on the opportunities, obligations and unintended consequences emerging as AI becomes embedded within organisational life.
More than a networking event, the Risk Leader Tour is an exclusive leadership forum for executives seeking practical insight, meaningful connections and a broader perspective on the future of governance, risk and resilience.
In the AI era, competitive advantage may not come from access to technology. It may come from the capability to govern it wisely.
Risk Leader Tour 2026 Speakers
Sydney
Wednesday, 11 November 2026
6:30pm - 10:30pm | 5 CPD Points
Museum of Contemporary Art Australia, Sydney
An exclusive executive dinner series bringing together Australia's senior risk, governance and business leaders to explore the future of decision-making, accountability and organisational resilience in the AI era.
Featured Panellists
Professor Simeon Simoff
Pro Vice-Chancellor STEM, Western Sydney University
A recognised authority on artificial intelligence, decision support systems and human-machine collaboration.
Simone Dossetor
Chief Executive Officer, InsurTech Australia
Offering perspectives on innovation, emerging technologies, industry transformation and the practical realities of navigating disruption.
Spaces are extremely limited for this event series in order to maintain the quality of discussion and executive engagement. Click below to learn more.
Proudly sponsored by:
Snr Managing Director, Risk Advisory AI Leader | FTI Consulting
Executive Insights Playbook Author
Melbourne
Thursday, 08 October 2026
6:30pm - 10:30pm | 5 CPD Points
Chin Chin, Melbourne
An exclusive executive dinner series bringing together Australia's senior risk, governance and business leaders to explore the future of decision-making, accountability and organisational resilience in the AI era.
Featured Panellists
Professor Jeannie Marie Paterson
Professor of Law (Consumer Protection and Emerging Technology)
Centre for AI and Digital Ethics, University of Melbourne
Exploring the legal, ethical and governance implications of emerging technologies, including accountability, consumer trust and responsible AI adoption.
Fernando Mourão
Head of Responsible AI, SEEK
Exploring organisational readiness, delegated authority, accountability and how leaders can build trust as AI becomes embedded in decision-making, operations and workforce transformation.