AI Governance

Put a framework around the AI your team already uses

Your buyers are asking questions that weren't on questionnaires two years ago. Every firm now ingests, processes, and exposes client data the way a tech company does. The risk surface expanded overnight and most firms can't inventory it.

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For firms whose teams are already using AI with client data: no framework, no inventory of where AI touches sensitive data, and pressure mounting from leadership and customers. We build the policies, workflows, and controls to manage AI risk. One expert-owned outcome that becomes your source of record, not a tool to figure out yourself.

Sound familiar?

Your teams are already using AI against company and customer data before any framework exists to govern it. No inventory of what's in use, no controls, no review before a tool touches sensitive work, and leadership is flying blind. That's the gap we close: we inventory every tool in use, apply controls, and review before AI touches sensitive data, so you get ahead of the risk instead of chasing it.

What we deliver

We don't sell a framework. We build a program that holds up against them.

Your program is structured so it maps cleanly to whichever standard your buyers or regulators reference: NIST AI RMF, ISO 42001, EU AI Act, and US state AI rules.

AI Governance Program

Use-case inventory, risk classification, data governance, tool intake policy, acceptable use policy, training program. The full program, documented and defensible.

Policy Inventory Training

EU AI Act & NIST AI RMF Alignment

Map your program to the two frameworks your enterprise clients and regulators reference most. Demonstrate alignment without over-engineering.

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Why this model works

AI governance is a trust problem.

Most AI governance programs fail because responsibility splits across teams that never connect. IT builds a tool inventory. Legal writes a policy. Neither maps to the frameworks your clients and auditors actually reference, so the program cannot answer the questions that surface in due diligence.

Greenplaces runs AI governance as a trust and compliance program. The team that builds your SOC 2 readiness and manages your sustainability reporting builds your AI governance, because the controls, evidence patterns, and client-facing answers overlap. That gives you one team and one evidence base.

Your board is going to ask about AI governance. Be ready.

Get a Trust readiness assessment. We’ll map what you need, what you already have, and how fast we can close the gap.