AI Policy Refresh: Practical, Safe and Achievable AI Use for NFPs

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Artificial Intelligence

AI Policy Refresh: Practical, Safe and Achievable AI Use for NFPs

provided by PwC

5 March 2026

4.00 – 5.00 pm NZDT

Upcoming webinar

Skill level: Intermediate

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About the presenters

Over the past year we’ve seen AI tools rapidly evolve, and with that comes new risks and challenges for not-for-profits to face with help from PwC’s updated DIY ethical AI policy.

PwC joins us in this webinar to walk you through the refreshed version of the policy template, highlighting what has changed, what now needs more attention and what’s been simplified for smaller organisations. We’ll explain the updates in plain language and show how NFPs can confidently use AI to save time, improve services and protect sensitive data. You’ll leave with an up‑to‑date, easy‑to‑apply AI policy that reflects today’s realities and is practical for organisations with limited resources.

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Ameya Deshpande

Director Cybersecurity and Privacy

PwC

Ameya is a Director in PwC’s Cybersecurity and Privacy team, specialising in cyber governance, risk and digital identity. He works with organisations to strengthen cyber security posture while navigating complex regulatory and policy environments. Over the past two years, Ameya has led the adoption of AI tools across PwC’s Asia‑Pacific region and currently leads AI‑driven cyber initiatives in Australia, with a focus on responsible, policy‑aligned use of AI to enhance cyber security outcomes.

Stu Goodwin

Director Data and AI

PwC

Stu is a Director in PwC’s Data and Artificial Intelligence team, with deep expertise across AI, technology, cybersecurity, and data analytics. He works with global teams to deliver AI initiatives for both clients and internal programs, helping organisations adopt secure and effective AI solutions. Drawing on experience in both technology efficiency and security, Stu brings a balanced perspective to designing and integrating AI capabilities that are practical, scalable, and resilient.

Yi Kuan Lai

Associate Cybersecurity and Privacy

PwC

Yi Kuan is an Associate within the Cybersecurity and Privacy team in PwC Brisbane. Yi Kuan’s work supports organisations to strengthen their security posture while enabling effective responses to cyber threats. As an AI Champion, Yi Kuan contributes to the PwC’s AI adoption and innovation initiatives, undertaking training in artificial intelligence and accessing early-release AI tools and content. Yi Kuan brings a combined perspective of cybersecurity and AI capability uplift, helping clients navigate emerging digital risks and integrate AI‑driven solutions into their security practices.