The people building the agentic economy. The leaders accountable for what comes next. One working day at Nasdaq for directors and executives responsible for autonomous systems.
$1,595 per ticket. Registration subject to host approval.
Featured November 6 speakers. Board directors, operators, investors, and technology leaders in one working conversation.
Board directors, operators, investors, insurers, and technology leaders will lead the working sessions.
Autonomous systems now execute transactions, deploy code, ship products, and make operational decisions between board meetings. Directors, executives, investors, insurers, AI labs, and technology leaders will examine the architectures, incidents, controls, and standards behind those decisions.
Identify where autonomous systems act and which decisions they make.
Work with the people governing, building, funding, and insuring deployment.
Set board and committee priorities against current technical practice.
A continuing conversation with leaders across enterprise technology, capital markets, and corporate governance.
Speakers from Alpha Accelerate, November 2025, and the NYSE Summit, June 2026.
The program covers deployment, delegated authority, institutional risk, and board oversight.
Systems executing transactions, deploying code, shipping products, and making operational decisions.
Ownership, operating limits, escalation, and incident response for delegated decisions.
The evidence investors, insurers, ratings institutions, regulators, and customers need to evaluate agentic exposure.
Committee ownership, disclosure, and decisions required before the next board meeting.
Senior leaders with direct responsibility for autonomous systems. Directors and executives will work directly with the people building, deploying, funding, and insuring agentic systems.
Board chairs, lead independent directors, and Audit, Risk, and Nom/Gov committee leaders responsible for oversight.
CEOs, CFOs, CLOs, CROs, corporate secretaries, and operators with execution responsibility for agentic systems.
Investors, insurers, ratings institutions, advisors, and public institutions pricing and evaluating agentic exposure.
Frontier AI labs, AI-native startups, and global technology leaders building the systems entering the enterprise.
All times Eastern. Program subject to change.
Arrival at Nasdaq MarketSite, followed by Alpha's briefing on autonomous systems and board accountability.
Working sessions on current architectures, deployed systems, incidents, controls, and decisions.
Small-group discussion with speakers, directors, and operators under the Chatham House Rule.
Committee ownership, controls, incident readiness, disclosure, and underwriting.
Governance, pricing, and underwriting priorities for the next board and committee cycle.
Council members meet privately in New York on Thursday, November 5. Dinner invitations are separate from Summit registration.
Anything else, contact Alpha.
Board directors, senior management, investors, insurers, advisors, and AI technology leaders.
Register through Luma. The current ticket price is $1,595, and participation is subject to host approval. Review current ticket terms on Luma before purchasing.
A one-day working session for directors and executives responsible for autonomous systems. Working conversations take place under the Chatham House Rule.
No. The November 5 Alpha Council dinner is private and requires a separate invitation.
