ABOUT

I work with Health and Community organisations delivering safe AI adoption and enabling more time to care.

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Think about your last week of work.

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You might not think you use much AI, but every time you search the web, write an email, join a video call, use an electronic medical record, review imaging, schedule staff, manage coding or handle billing, you've probably used AI.

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Every software application now has embedded AI tools, and free AI software is easily available on the web.

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You never adopted AI. It adopted you.

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But who's keeping your AI safe?

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- Confident wrong answers.

- Exposure of private information.

- Enabling security vulnerabilities.

- Unfair discrimination.

- Embarrassing mistakes.

- Nobody accountable for it.

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AI can change the world for the better but Bruce isn't going to let a lack of AI governance ruin this moment.

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My mission? Making AI safe for people who care.

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My career began at PwC in New York and has taken me across 17 countries, leading technology transformations and implementing complex business systems. Through my previous consultancy, The Purpose Driven Group, he worked with more than 40 organisations, particularly in health, disability, ageing and human services such as Victoria Police, Villa Maria Catholic Homes, Stroke Foundation, Oxfam Australia, Mind, Neami National, Mecwacare, Manningham Council, The Heart Foundation, Benetas, YMCA Victoria and many others.

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You could say I've had a front row seat to the way technology has changed how people care for others. 

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I could see how quickly AI was moving, but health and community organisations needed a way to make it safe, useful, and manageable.

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And that's why I started AI Governance Partners, to help people who care embrace AI without losing control of it.

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I bring decades of technology, delivery and risk experience to a simple challenge: making sure AI delivers on its promise without creating a whole new set of problems.

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As host of the Hitchhiker’s Guide to AI Governance podcast, I make AI governance practical, engaging and focused on business value. He also writes Mull’n It Over, a weekly AI newsletter exploring the real-world challenges of AI adoption in Australia, from shadow AI to unreliable data.

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The AI opportunity is too important to get it wrong.

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I'm about making AI safe for everyone who cares!