About this seminar

29th September, 2026
9:30 am - 11:30 am
The Shard, London

AI is already inside your charity – but who’s keeping an eye on it?

From chatbots drafting donor emails to algorithms shaping service delivery, AI is quietly reshaping how charities operate. The problem? Most are flying without a policy, a framework, or a plan for when things go sideways.

This isn’t a tech talk. It’s a practical, no-jargon morning for trustees, CEOs and governance professionals who want straight answers to the questions that matter: What are our legal obligations? Where are the real risks? And how do we get AI governance right – without stifling innovation?

Chaired by Ruo Wu – Legal Director, Charities and not for profit at Shakespeare Martineau, the session brings together voices at the sharp end of charity governance, data regulation and AI risk, featuring:

Ian McLintock – Founder of Charities Excellence Framework

Dr Janis Wong – Policy Manager – Private Law, Technology and Sustainability, The Law Society

Stewart Argo – Legal Director, Commercial Services at Shakespeare Martineau

Who Should Attend?

CEOs and Trustees of charitable organisations

 

Our speakers

Ruo Wu

Legal Director

Ian McLintock

Founder

Dr Janis Wong

Policy Manager - Private Law, Technology and Sustainability

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