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Are you prepared to defend your company or organization against AI deepfakes? Join us in DC on Oct 3 for a half-day workshop to equip you with the tools you need to manage risk and reputation.
The risk of Artificial Intelligence (AI) election disinformation aimed at sowing confusion and fooling voters is escalating exponentially. This technology is not only providing nefarious actors with easy ways to chip away at democracy, but with tools to sabotage economies, businesses, and brands.
In partnership with GW's Graduate School of Political Management, Miles Taylor and other experts will provide you with actionable insights and practical guidance on how organizations can mitigate these threats. Whether you work at a Fortune 500 company, on Main Street, a trade association, or in the civil society sphere, we must all be prepared for the impacts of artificial intelligence — both good and bad.
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Is your organization ready to defend itself and your employees against nefarious actors using AI? Coming this spring in DC, join our hands-on workshop for business and nonprofit leaders with security expert and author Miles Taylor for the latest strategies and tools to manage the threats of deceptive AI deepfakes in politics and business.
To learn more, contact us!
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Hear from experts on the causes of election-related violence, learn proven strategies for an effective business response, and get messaging and resources to take action.
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Get all the tools and insights you need to be a trusted source of validated information, respond to crises, and support your employees through the 2024 election.
Please join fellow YPO Democracy Group members and Business Leaders for our nonpartisan Fall 2024 Zoom Series leading up to the US elections on November 5th.
Growing disaffection with the two major political parties has led to massive growth in people declaring themselves as independent. This disillusionment with politics as usual has created a vast group of people who consider themselves “politically homeless.” Sound familiar? Business for America has invited experts to discuss how we got here, ways to increase competition for broader representation, and the potential impact of independents in influencing the outcome of the 2024 election.
Discover how private sector leadership can strengthen civic participation and democratic health bolsters business success. Join us for a timely and relevant discussion around Corporate Civic Responsibility (CCR) and the intersection of civic responsibility, corporate leadership, and democracy. Speakers include Richard Eidlin from Business for America.
Twice a year, the Carter School brings together the school community and the broader public in dialogue about peace, conflict resolution, and justice. In this session, we'll discuss how workplaces — where we have ideologically diverse networks — are being inspired to address political polarization in the U.S.
A policy briefing for Pennsylvania businesses and organizations with US Congresswoman Chrissy Houlahan (D-PA) about several bipartisan election-related bills moving in Congress that need your support.
In today's ever-evolving political landscape, managing political risk is crucial for business stability and growth. With another election approaching, it is more important than ever for corporations and business groups to prepare effective strategies to navigate potential crises.
Join Sarah Bonk as she joins State Business Executives to moderate a discussion with U.S. Senators Peter Welch (D-VT) and Doc Marshall (R-KS) on top issues facing Americans and U.S. business, and discover what issues and efforts have our elected officials working across the aisle.
Join us for a policy lab with technologists, civil society leaders, and experts. This exclusive group will discuss the latest threat assessment, identify the highest-risk groups for deepfake attacks, and devise new ways to amplify deepfake public awareness efforts before the 2024 election.
Contact Richard Eidlin for more information.
2024 will be the first American presidential election in which artificial intelligence (AI) tools are widely available. Businesses have invested millions in employee voter and civic engagement programs — all of which could be undermined if AI is used to sow confusion with deepfake photos, videos, and robocalls. Join Business for America and U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) for this business briefing about three bipartisan election-related AI bills moving in Congress that need your support.
Join Bonk for a panel discussion with the Corporate Directors Forum to explore how companies and boards can lead with values and respond to polarizing cultural and political issues in 2024 and beyond.
Americans are exhausted by the hyperpartisanship and polarization in our country, and rightly so. Toxicity and conflict have not only overtaken news, politics, and social media; they have also entered our workplaces. Join Business for America and Utah Gov. Spencer Cox to learn about Disagree Better, and hear from prominent business leaders on how to bridge differences. For our country to thrive, we must take action and address the dangerous divisions in our communities — before it is too late.
Join us for actionable insights and best practices to help your company or association manage risk in today’s volatile political climate.
BFA's Richard Eidlin will join a panel moderated by Richard H. Pildes (NYU School of Law) to discuss the role of business in preserving and protecting our democratic institutions and the threats that lie ahead. He will be joined by Daniella Ballou-Aares (Leadership Now Project) and Ben Ginsberg (Hoover Institution, Stanford).
At a time when stakeholders expect corporate America to help solve social issues, companies have joined efforts to improve U.S. civic engagement and protect democratic institutions — and for good reason. BFA will share strategies for businesses to promote civic health in America, including employee and community engagement, workforce education, and policy advocacy.
Bonk and Richard will be speaking at this online event where participants will leave with a better understanding of US political risks and the implications for business, an overview of the Erb Principles for Corporate Political Responsibility, and a menu of six specific steps they can take to increase their readiness, including potential partners to help them follow through.
Engaging the Business Community. A robust, competitive democracy is more than a political issue, it has economic implications as well. This session builds on this morning’s plenary discussion for a deeper dive into how to effectively engage the business community. Facilitated by Ron Miller (YPO) and Richard Eidlin (Business for America).
Join us for an off the record discussion about what the aftermath of this election may bring America in 2025. What should business and civil society prepare for and how? What impact will unprecedented divisions in 2024 have on our society in future?
As business leaders prepare to navigate a contentious year ahead, join Business For America | Pennsylvania to hear expert panelists explain Pennsylvania’s unpredictable electoral landscape, how women voters may influence key races, and the current mood in the Commonwealth on key policy issues. This kick-off session will provide insights that inform our future sessions designed to prepare business leaders to support both their employees and their bottom line through the 2024 elections.
A private discussion with the YPO Democracy Group and businesses already engaged in taking practical actions to support our democratic institutions.
