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Session 1: DIGITAL SOVEREIGNTY for Executives: Who Really Controls Your Data, AI and Risk?

Hosted by Danette Copestake
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A private luncheon and invitation-only executive gathering. Limited seats. Curated for C-suite and senior decision-makers.

DIGITAL SOVEREIGNTY for Executives: Who Really Controls Your Data, AI and Risk?

A Private Executive Briefing at the RAF Club

This is not a policy discussion. It is about control, risk and real-world execution.

In today’s environment, digital sovereignty is no longer a regulatory concept, it’s a question of who actually has control across your data, platforms and AI and who carries the risk when that control fails.

This private, four-hour executive session is designed to deconstruct how leading organisations are moving from theory to enforceable control, what that means for leadership, architecture and commercial advantage and where organisations are often unknowingly exposed.

Hosted by Danette Copestake, this is a high-trust, closed-door experience for those who need clarity, not noise.

What Makes This Different

This is not a conference.

It is not a panel discussion.

It is not passive listening.

This is a compressed executive environment combining:

  • Strategic briefings grounded in real-world operating models

  • Practical insights on control, risk and AI at scale

  • Use-case driven discussion and scenario breakdowns

  • A private working lunch with peer-level exchange

  • A Chatham House roundtable designed for honest, unfiltered dialogue

At its core, the session is built around five critical shifts shaping the landscape:

  • Digital sovereignty is fundamentally a risk management discipline

  • Cybersecurity is the foundation of sovereignty, not a separate concern

  • Sovereignty and innovation are not trade-offs, but must be designed together

  • Sovereign AI requires responsible, transparent and enforceable control

  • Sovereignty succeeds through collaboration, not isolation

The focus is simple: helping you think, operate and communicate like a true owner of risk and control.

What You’ll Gain

In one afternoon, you will:

  • Understand where your organisation has control and where it only assumes it does

  • Identify hidden dependencies and sovereignty gaps, often invisible at board level

  • Reframe digital sovereignty as a commercial and risk discipline, not a compliance exercise

  • Learn how leading organisations are structuring sovereign AI and data operating models

  • Leave with clearer language, positioning and confidence for board-level conversations

Confirmed Speakers and Contributors

Who This Is For

This room is intentionally curated for:

  • Board members and NEDs

  • CIOs, CTOs, CDOs and Chief Risk Officers

  • Senior decision-makers across financial services, insurance and government

  • Executives responsible for AI, data, cybersecurity and transformation

If you are accountable for risk, control, architecture or strategic direction, this session is designed for you.

The Experience

Held at the Royal Air Force Club in Piccadilly, this is a private, invitation-only gathering in a discreet, high-trust setting.

  • Date: Wednesday, 6 May

  • Time: 12:00 to 16:00

  • Format: Executive briefing, working lunch and closed-door roundtable

  • Rules: Chatham House

A structured agenda underpins the session and is shared with confirmed attendees.

There are no plans for live streaming or virtual access. This is an in-room experience only.

Final Note

If digital sovereignty, AI control or enterprise risk is on your agenda this year, this session will give you clarity, language and direction.

If you operate at board level, or need to, this is the room.

Location
The Royal Air Force Club
128 Piccadilly, London W1J 7PY, UK
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