A GOOD GOVERNANCE ACADEMY WEBINAR
Navigating automation, professional judgement and responsible AI adoption.
ONE CONVERSATION. MANY TIME ZONES.
| City | Local time | Local date |
|---|---|---|
| Los Angeles | 07:00–08:00 | Tuesday, 24 November · PST |
| New York | 10:00–11:00 | Tuesday, 24 November · EST |
| Rio de Janeiro | 12:00–13:00 | Tuesday, 24 November · -03 |
| London | 15:00–16:00 | Tuesday, 24 November · GMT |
| Cape Town | 17:00–18:00 | Tuesday, 24 November · SAST |
| Riyadh | 18:00–19:00 | Tuesday, 24 November · +03 |
| New Delhi | 20:30–21:30 | Tuesday, 24 November · IST |
| Beijing | 23:00–00:00 | Tuesday, 24 November · ends at midnight on 25 November · CST |
| Tokyo | 00:00–01:00 | Wednesday, 25 November · JST |
| Melbourne | 02:00–03:00 | Wednesday, 25 November · AEDT |
| Auckland | 04:00–05:00 | Wednesday, 25 November · NZDT |
Good Governance Academy and AICPA & CIMA bring together professional insight and responsible governance to explore what AI means for the future of finance.
THE CONVERSATION
The future of finance will be shaped by technology — and by the people who decide how to use it.
Artificial intelligence is changing how accounting and finance professionals work, from analysing information and supporting decisions to assessing risk and informing strategy.
How can the profession make the most of these opportunities while protecting the judgement, ethics and accountability that underpin trust?
Join the Good Governance Academy and AICPA & CIMA for a webinar exploring AI’s growing role in accounting and finance, and what it means for professional relevance, organisational decision-making and responsible adoption.
With Adam Hibbs, we will examine the distinction between automating tasks and augmenting human judgement, the skills finance professionals need, and the ethical and governance questions that organisations should address.
The session will also consider how professional standards and frameworks can guide the use of AI, and how finance professionals can contribute as strategic partners in shaping its implementation.
QUESTIONS WE WILL EXPLORE
From practical applications to professional accountability, five questions frame the discussion.
How is AI being used in accounting, finance and decision-making, and what could come next?
Which activities may be automated, and where can AI strengthen human judgement?
How should professionals address bias, accountability and transparency?
How can governance frameworks and professional standards support responsible adoption?
How can finance professionals help shape AI implementation within their organisations?
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
Build your understanding of AI’s role in finance and the professional judgement needed to put it to work responsibly.
Understand the current landscape of AI in accounting and finance, including practical applications.
Distinguish between automation and augmentation, and assess the implications for professional skills.
Recognise ethical, governance and regulatory considerations when adopting AI.
Apply professional standards and frameworks, including those from CIMA and IFAC, to support responsible, value-driven AI use.
Identify practical steps to help yourself and your organisation use AI strategically.

MEET YOUR SPEAKER
FCMA, CGMA, MCIPS
VP — Global AI Products,
Commercial Operations & Licensing
AICPA & CIMA
Adam’s career spans finance, technology, telecommunications regulation and commercial leadership. At AICPA & CIMA, his work has included commercial strategy, licensing and the development of Josi, an AI research tool for auditing and accounting. His background brings together financial analysis, contract management and the practical application of technology to professional work.
Connect on LinkedIn ↗WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
Accounting and finance professionals, CFOs and finance leaders, board and audit committee members, internal auditors, risk and governance professionals, and people responsible for AI adoption or finance transformation.
YOUR NEXT CONVERSATION ABOUT AI
Join Good Governance Academy and AICPA & CIMA
for a practical conversation with Adam Hibbs.
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