Board and investment committee briefing
Last updated 23 October 2026
A board and investment committee briefing is a single, focused session in which Marc Taverner takes your board through a fast moving market, such as stablecoins, tokenisation or the governance of AI agents, and leaves it with plain answers and the right questions to ask.
Led the industry's response to MiCA and DORA as founding Executive Director of INATBA, 2020 to 2022.
- Who it is for
- Boards, investment committees and leadership teams that need a clear view of a fast moving market before they commit.
- What you get
- A session prepared around your questions, on stablecoins, tokenisation, the governance of AI agents, or where value is moving in applied AI: from the model to the harness, and to whoever can prove control to a regulator or auditor. Plain answers, the questions worth asking your own team, and a short written follow up.
- Typical trigger
- An investment decision, a new product line, or a regulator or bank asking questions the board cannot yet answer.
- Outcome
- A board that can make the decision with confidence and knows what to ask next.
“You have professionalised the organisation, putting it on a firm foundation, provided focus, and ensured delivery.”
Questions
Which topics can a briefing cover?
Stablecoins, tokenisation, the governance of AI agents, and where value is moving in applied AI. Each briefing is prepared around the questions your board or committee has sent in advance.
Who should attend?
The board, the investment committee or the leadership team that has to make the decision. Some clients also invite their risk and compliance leads.
What happens after the session?
You receive a short written follow up with the main points and the questions worth putting to your own team.
Talk it through
A 20 minute call is the quickest way to see whether this is the right fit.
Led the industry's response to MiCA and DORA as founding Executive Director of INATBA, 2020 to 2022.