Leading with integrity in the age of agentic AI

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As AI moves from tool to actor, the gap between what regulation requires and what organisations actually do is widening. Drawing on five years of AI governance experience, Susan Du Becker explores what leading with integrity really looks like when deploying AI across a global business. From accountability and judgment to the real-world consequences of weak planning and governance, and where regulation ends and organisational culture has to take over.

Location: ONLINE

AI Governance and the New Rules for Business

Week of Integrity 2026 Partner Meeting · free and open to all

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The rules around AI are arriving faster than most organisations can adapt. What does responsible AI require of a business right now, and what will the new regulation demand next?

Join us for an afternoon built around that question. Frank van Praat (KPMG, founder of its Responsible AI team) opens with a short presentation on AI governance and what the new regulation means in practice. From there, we open the floor: a facilitated discussion to exchange best practices between partners and learn from how others are handling the same challenges. 

Come with your own dilemmas and leave with practical ideas from your peers. 

Setting the Tone for the Week

The Week of Integrity opens on 26 October with a keynote from Christian Hauser, professor and business-integrity and anti-corruption expert, and a cross-functional panel that set the tone for the edition.

As AI, data and constant connectivity reshape how decisions get made, integrity is no longer any single function's job. This opening morning looks at what that means for leaders, and how compliance, technology, data, HR and the board work together to uphold it.

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Free and open to all. Full programme and registration on the ICC website.

Seminar: What Integrity Demands of Leadership

The central event of the Week.

On 29 October in Amsterdam, the seminar opens with the big picture, how shifting geopolitics is reshaping the world compliance and integrity professionals work in, before moving inside the organisation. Cyber, data, AI, social media and surveillance are the setting of 2026, and each session asks the same question: what does integrity demand of leadership? Built around candid, moderated conversations with leaders from business, government, academia and civil society, not long presentations.

Free and open to all. Full programme and registration on the ICC website.

An online lunch-and-learn with international speakers. Details to come.

A conversation with Judith van Spiel (Considerati) on privacy and AI ethics. Details to come.