AI Fluency for Directors Sprint

This course is for AICD members who are curious about AI and their organisation.

At the Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD), our mission is to strengthen society through world-class governance. As a leading independent membership organisation, we are dedicated to equipping directors and executives with the knowledge, tools and insights needed to excel in corporate governance.

Our extensive range of programs and courses, including the renowned Company Director’s Course™, provides members with comprehensive education on governance theory and its practical application across diverse sectors. These programs not only deliver essential knowledge but also address the complex, evolving challenges faced by today’s leaders.

Beyond education, we are committed to advancing governance standards through thought leadership. We provide timely information, fresh perspectives, and expert analysis on governance-related topics. Our advocacy efforts aim to promote excellence and shape policy for the benefit of our members and the broader governance community.

With a national presence across all Australian states and territories, the AICD is uniquely positioned to support directors and organisations across the country. We are dedicated to fostering a governance culture that drives both societal impact and organisational success.

This course will be delivered online via self-paced modules and livestreams over two weeks.
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Materials

All course materials are provided electronically. After enrolment, you will receive an email from Sydney Executive Plus with all the instructions you need to access the course materials and communications platforms.

Understanding of business/organisational process and leadership.

The final project requires participants to reflect on concepts and skills learned throughout the sprint, considering how they might be applied to real-world situations.

Participants are encouraged to think about their project in relation to their own organisation or experience, but this is not mandatory.