• Resurgens executives Stephen Joy, Andrew Schremp outlined an AI governance approach centered on security, risk, legal exposure.
• They urged firms to appoint a single accountable owner with authority, warning policies without ownership become ineffective check-box exercises.
• They framed AI governance as an extension of existing controls, citing new employee capability to connect tools, data beyond prior safeguards.
• They said AI security governance is now a core diligence item in financings, warning weak programs can reduce exit valuation multiples.
• They recommended starting with an AI tool inventory, then tiering data risk, linking training to acceptable-use rules, tracking ROI.

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