The people running AI inside large companies rarely get a room of true peers. The AI Leaders Forum is built for exactly that: senior leaders responsible for AI strategy and delivery, talking candidly about what works. Here is what it is and how it runs.
What is the AI Leaders Forum?
The AI Leaders Forum is the artificial-intelligence leadership track inside Open Future Forum, a global executive community founded in Silicon Valley in 2019. It gathers the executives accountable for AI across enterprise, from heads of AI to technical and product leaders, through Forum Select, its invite-only private gatherings, and Forum Events, its open panels and gatherings. See the AI Leaders Forum.
Who is in the room?
The forum is led by a board of practicing AI and technology leaders from major enterprises and high-growth companies, chaired by Open Future Forum founder Murray Newlands. The point is peer parity: everyone at the table owns AI outcomes, so the conversation skips the basics and gets to the hard parts.
What does the AI Leaders Forum cover?
Sessions focus on the questions AI leaders actually face: moving past pilots, governance and risk, talent, build versus buy, and measuring return. Members also get early access to Open Future Forum research on executive AI adoption, built on first-party data from the network.
Why join an AI leadership community?
AI leadership is a new job with no playbook. A peer forum shows you what teams a step ahead have already tried, which vendors held up in production, and how other leaders are framing AI for their board and CEO. Because the wider Open Future Forum network includes the CFOs, CISOs, and CEOs who control budget and risk, those conversations happen with the people who actually sign off.
How do you join?
Forum Events are open to AI leaders in the community. Forum Select gatherings are invite-only. Request an invite here.
Frequently asked questions
Who is the AI Leaders Forum for?
Senior leaders accountable for AI strategy and delivery inside enterprises and high-growth companies.
Is it technical or executive?
It is an executive forum. Conversations cover strategy, governance, talent, and return, not code.
Where is it based?
Rooted in Silicon Valley, where Open Future Forum was founded, with a network that reaches AI leaders worldwide.