AI Circle | Integrating AI at the Client's Request: Risks and Responsibilities for the Project Manager

This interactive presentation offers a practical approach to the key challenges project managers face when AI is integrated at a client's request.

We will specifically address:

• The applicable legal framework in Quebec and Canada (private and public sectors)

• Personal information protection obligations

• Information security and AI governance requirements

• Privacy Impact Assessments (PIAs)

• Key contractual clauses to include

• Managing expectations when client business goals conflict with compliance requirements

Equip yourself to understand the risks and responsibilities that fall on project managers today regarding AI. This interactive presentation will be followed by small-group roundtable discussions on the same topic.

Objective

Enable project managers to identify key risks, ask the right questions at the right time, and recognize red flags in order to integrate AI in a compliant, realistic, and secure manner.

Agenda

• Presentation by Dany Guimond-Valcourt: "Integrating AI at the Client's Request: Risks and Responsibilities for the Project Manager"

• Small-group discussion workshops on AI-related risks and responsibilities in project management

• Plenary session sharing key takeaways

• Networking period

AI Circle Facilitators

Annie Thibodeau, CPMAI, PMP-PMI-ACP
Romi Iordan, PMP
Anna Victoria Amzallag, PMP

Guest Speaker

Dany Guimond-Valcourt

Technology, Cybersecurity, and Privacy Lawyer

LCM Attorneys in Montreal

Dany Guimond-Valcourt is a technology, cybersecurity, and privacy lawyer at LCM Attorneys in Montreal. She assists organizations of all sizes with cybersecurity incident management, compliance, data and AI governance, cross-border data transfer issues, and cyber insurance.

Her background with Desjardins, CDPQ, and Wolters Kluwer gives her solid operational experience in cybersecurity, privacy protection, and risk governance.

A lecturer at Polytechnique Montréal and Université de Sherbrooke, she is also active within the Montreal Bar and the Canadian Bar Association, focusing particularly on technology and artificial intelligence issues.

Events

No refunds 5 open days or less prior to the event.

Substitution
Substitution of a participant is not permitted except for group registrations.

Cancellation
PMI-Montreal reserves the right to cancel a training program in the event of insufficient registrations. In this case, the full registration fee will be refunded.