IT GOVERNANCE SUMMIT 2026
What if AI governance became more than a compliance requirement, and instead became a competitive advantage?
At the 2026 IT Governance Summit, Stanley Asante-Berko, CISA, CGEIT, EMBA (Finance), Academic Relations Chair, ISACA Accra Chapter, will explore how Ghanaian and African institutions can turn strong AI governance into a source of trust, confidence, and strategic value.
His session, “How Ghanaian & African Institutions Can Turn AI Governance into a Competitive Advantage,” will examine a growing reality: investors, regulators, partners, and citizens are increasingly looking beyond technology adoption to ask whether institutions can demonstrate accountability, transparency, and effective oversight.
Using practical examples such as mobile money fraud detection and customs risk-scoring systems, Stanley will unpack why technically capable AI systems can still fall short when governance, explainability, dispute resolution, and accountability are weak.
The key question is no longer, “Are we using AI?” It is becoming, “Can we prove that we govern it well?”
Join us for a practical conversation on how African institutions can strengthen governance maturity, build trust, and position responsible AI adoption as an institutional advantage.
📅 Friday, 18th September 2026
🕘 09:00 – 17:00 GMT
📍 Fiesta Royale Hotel, Dzorwulu – Accra
🎓 7 CPE Points
🔗 Register now:
https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/zGBFw6z4n7
Registration
ISACA Members: GHC 3,000
Non-Members: GHC 3,500
Mobile Money Payment:
MTN: 0550006665
Account Name: ISACA Accra Chapter
Bank: FIDELITY BANK
Branch: TEMA COMMUNITY ONE
Account number: 1050130620176
Account Name: ISACA Accra Chapter
#ISACAAccra #ITGovernanceSummit2026 #AIGovernance #ITGovernance #DigitalTrust #TrustEconomy #ArtificialIntelligence #GRC #RiskManagement #EmergingTechnologiesWhat if AI governance became more than a compliance requirement, and instead became a competitive advantage?
At the 2026 IT Governance Summit, Stanley Asante-Berko, CISA, CGEIT, EMBA (Finance), Academic Relations Chair, ISACA Accra Chapter, will explore how Ghanaian and African institutions can turn strong AI governance into a source of trust, confidence, and strategic value.
His session, “How Ghanaian & African Institutions Can Turn AI Governance into a Competitive Advantage,” will examine a growing reality: investors, regulators, partners, and citizens are increasingly looking beyond technology adoption to ask whether institutions can demonstrate accountability, transparency, and effective oversight.
Using practical examples such as mobile money fraud detection and customs risk-scoring systems, Stanley will unpack why technically capable AI systems can still fall short when governance, explainability, dispute resolution, and accountability are weak.
The key question is no longer, “Are we using AI?” It is becoming, “Can we prove that we govern it well?”
Join us for a practical conversation on how African institutions can strengthen governance maturity, build trust, and position responsible AI adoption as an institutional advantage.
📅 Friday, 18th September 2026
🕘 09:00 – 17:00 GMT
📍 Fiesta Royale Hotel, Dzorwulu – Accra
🎓 7 CPE Points
🔗 Register now:
https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/zGBFw6z4n7
Registration
ISACA Members: GHC 3,000
Non-Members: GHC 3,500
Mobile Money Payment:
MTN: 0550006665
Account Name: ISACA Accra Chapter
Bank: FIDELITY BANK
Branch: TEMA COMMUNITY ONE
Account number: 1050130620176
Account Name: ISACA Accra Chapter
#ISACAAccra #ITGovernanceSummit2026 #AIGovernance #ITGovernance #DigitalTrust #TrustEconomy #ArtificialIntelligence #GRC #RiskManagement #EmergingTechnologies