Press & speaking
Everything a desk or a programme needs, without an email first.
Journalists and conference organisers work to deadlines that do not survive a back-and-forth. The details are below; take what you need. For anything else, write to either author directly.
The book
In one sentence
Every board manages financial, operational and cyber risk. None is managing the risk that the institution is quietly losing the ability to build the judgment it runs on.
Judgment Capital: What Boards Must Preserve When AI Does the Thinking — Oksana Sivokobilska & Alex Blumentals
The first edition is open for pre-order.
Details
Topics
What we can speak to.
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The risk no board has named: what happens to institutional judgment when AI does the first pass
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Why the decisive study cannot be run — and what a board does about a risk that will never be proven in time
03
The six ways judgment drains, and who owns each one
04
Career architecture after the ladder changed shape: competence as an asset, not a training budget
05
What aviation already knows about scheduled human-capability maintenance
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Board oversight of digitalisation: from model risk to operational resilience to this
Bios
Oksana Sivokobilska
Independent director · governance, digital transformation and AI
Oksana Sivokobilska has spent her career inside the regulated institution — the place where judgment is not only exercised but governed, under a supervisor's eye.
Alex Blumentals
Founder and entrepreneur · AI transformation enablement
Alex Blumentals has spent twenty-five years building capability inside organisations — at Kearney and Ernst & Young, and since then as a founder — across Europe, the Americas and Africa. The work has been strategy, organisational transformation and large-scale change; for the past several years it has been what AI adoption does to the expertise an organisation runs on.
Author photographs and a longer bio are available on request while the book is in production.