17–18 November 2026 · Allianz Arena
Early Arrival Reception · 16 November
Who authorises AI deployment, who controls its boundaries and what governance mechanisms keep accountability explicit?
Welcome drinks, light bites and informal introductions with fellow participants and the instructors.
AI facts and fiction, technology history, governance, popular culture and questionable predictions. No prior AI knowledge required.
Continue the conversation and prepare for the formal programme.
The evening remains free to explore Munich or Amsterdam independently.
Introduction to the programme, the instructors and the central governance challenge.
AI as tool versus organisational role, human accountability, governance authority, AI-enabled decision-making and organisational architecture.
Why organisations may attribute agency, judgement and responsibility to AI — and what happens when that perception is wrong.
Who authorises AI, controls its boundaries and owns responsibility?
Who benefits from AI-created value — and who bears the cost?
What did we see? What did we assume? What actually happened?
Informal dinner, drinks and networking in central Munich or Amsterdam until 21:00.
A guided reconstruction of the first day and its key insights.
Governance mechanisms needed as AI assumes increasingly consequential roles.
Apply CAIGO concepts to real organisational scenarios and deployment decisions.
Leadership, technology, risk, IT, compliance and organisational stakeholders.
Final integration of the curriculum and preparation for the certification exam.
Final reflections from instructors and participants.
Drinks, light bites, networking and celebration with the European Founding Cohort until 18:00.
The venue is deliberately part of the experience. Both editions include a venue-specific experience and guided stadium tour.