Overview

AI creates meaningful opportunities for governments, but successful adoption and creating proper operational AI guardrails for finance involves more than just adopting the right technology. Finance, IT, security, and operational leaders must work from a shared approach to governance, data, risk and accountability.

Join us for a webinar on how governments can create the structures and processes needed to responsibly adopt AI and set up the proper guardrails. See how your organization can get the greatest value from AI by building the right foundations and creating a framework that supports safe innovation.

Why Attend

Explore how cross-functional leaders can establish clear decision rights and protect sensitive data.
Learn how to create a shared AI governance model for alignment across departments.
Explore data protection, compliance, risk management and oversight.
Take away key action items to build responsible, scalable AI adoption in your organization.

Speakers

Deborah A. Snyder

Senior Fellow, Center for Digital Government

Deborah is an executive strategist and advisor on cybersecurity, risk, and digital government, and a nationally recognized thought leader in advancing secure, resilient public sector transformation. With more than 35 years of public service and executive leadership experience, she is known for bridging business strategy and cybersecurity to drive innovation, strengthen governance, and deliver mission-focused outcomes.

Sean McSpaden

Senior Fellow, Center for Digital Government, Center for Public Sector AI

Sean McSpaden is an executive level information technology professional with over 30 years of experience in the private, non-profit, and public sectors. His background includes the start-up and management of several small businesses and he has served on the Board of Directors or in Executive Director positions for several 501(c)(3) non-profit organizations. Sean’s public service experience includes progressively responsible positions as an IT analyst, and in statewide coordination, management and leadership positions within the Executive and Legislative branches of Oregon state government.

Andrew Stockwell

Chief AI Officer, Euna Solutions

Andrew Stockwell leads enterprise AI strategy and infrastructure at Euna Solutions, a GovTech company serving more than 3,600 government clients across North America. As Chief AI Officer, he oversees the full lifecycle of AI adoption - from governance frameworks and responsible deployment to hands-on engineering of the systems that make enterprise AI production-ready.

With a career spanning AI/ML, data governance, solution architecture, and business intelligence at institutions including KPMG Canada and Questrade Financial Group, Andrew brings a practitioner's rigour to deploying AI in regulated, public-sector environments. At Euna, he has architected the company's AI infrastructure from the ground up - including an enterprise AI gateway, model routing, guardrails frameworks, and agentic patterns that power real workflows across the organization. He established Euna's token governance program to bring financial discipline to AI spend at scale, and built the AI Innovation Hub as the internal engine for validating and accelerating AI use cases.

Critically, the engineering capabilities Andrew's teams have built now serve as a platform for Euna's product engineering teams - dramatically accelerating the delivery of customer-facing AI and agentic solutions that directly impact how government clients work. He also leads the AI Governance Council, AI Champions Network, and change management programs driving adoption across 700+ users.

Joe Morris — Moderator

Chief Innovation Officer, e.Republic

Joe Morris is the Chief Innovation Officer at e.Republic, where he leads the company’s market intelligence and innovation initiatives focused on the state, local government and education sectors. A recognized authority on the public-sector market, he is a national keynote speaker and regularly shares insights on technology trends, funding priorities and emerging opportunities shaping government and education.

Webinar

Governing AI Together: A Practical Guide for Government Finance, Technology, Security and Operations Leaders