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Where signals, risks and decisions reach the board 

AI accountability and governance risk advice for boards, executives and company secretaries

About

Mimi Ajibadé PhD FCG

Dr Mimi Ajibadé FCG is a Fellow of the Chartered Chartered Governance Institute with more than 25 years' experience across FTSE, multinational and development-finance organisations. She holds a PhD in Corporate Governance and served for seven and a half years as a non-executive director of Chatham House.

 

Her work focuses on governance, accountability, delegated authority and board oversight, including the governance challenges arising from AI adoption.

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Board AI Accountability Diagnostic

A four-week diagnostic and board workshop to clarify who decides, who owns AI risk and what information reaches the board. Built around Dr Mimi Ajibadé's AI Accountability Model.

Cross-Border Governance Risk Diagnostic

A four-week diagnostic and board session to clarify how authority, accountability and information flow across entities and jurisdictions, and where governance risk fails to reach the board. Built around Dr Mimi Ajibadé’s Cross-Border Governance Risk (CBGR) framework.

Board Effectiveness & Succession Diagnostic

A two- to four-week diagnostic of how the board and its committees are composed, informed and renewed: a desktop review, extended with board and committee interviews where needed. It identifies where oversight, continuity and decision quality need strengthening.

Workshops for Governance Professionals

Governance professionals are rarely trained to design or assess the frameworks they run. A half-day course using AI governance and succession as the case studies.

Speaking

Keynotes, convening and briefings
  • Board accountability for AI: who decides, who answers, and what reaches the board

  • Agentic AI and the limits of delegated authority

  • Cross-border governance risk across groups and jurisdictions

  • The company secretary’s role in AI governance

  • Board effectiveness and succession

Publications

Perspectives on governance, accountability

and AI.

Response to HM Treasury: Modernising Payment Services Regulation - October 2026

Field Notes

Notes from practice on accountability and oversight

1

Access is not authority: a short case on agentic AI

2

Practical points for anyone using a personal AI agent

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