Regulatory Exposure Snapshot
Which AI systems you actually have, which laws reach them today, and the five things to fix first. Two weeks, capped at 12 systems, no board deck. The fee is credited in full against an Assessment taken within 60 days.
Engagements
Every engagement below is fixed in scope and fixed in price. You will know before you start what you get, what you don't, and what it costs.
Start here
Two ways in, depending on whether the question is "how exposed are we?" or "what does the board need to see?"
Board AI Oversight Briefing
A half-day closed-door session for the full board or audit committee. What the law now expects of directors, and the five questions to put to management. Commits the board to nothing beyond a morning.
The core assessment
The full five-pillar Scorecard, and the report an audit chair can put in the minutes.
Fiduciary Readiness Assessment
Scored 0–100 across the five Scorecard pillars. Full inventory, eight structured interviews, gap analysis, a 90-day remediation plan, and the board presentation to go with it.
Annual Oversight
Quarterly board packs, an annual re-score against your baseline, named incident on-call, and two board attendances a year. Offered only to Assessment clients — the board has to have seen the first report for the second to mean anything.
When there's a date on the calendar
An audit, an incident you'd rather rehearse than discover, or a deal that closes next month.
Audit-Ready Review
Five days to find what the auditor will find first. ISO 42001 clauses, SOC 2 AI-related controls, or a customer's red-team scope. Preparation, not assurance — no opinion is issued.
AI Incident Tabletop
Ninety minutes, four timed injects, and the AI incident your board has never rehearsed. A biased hiring tool, or an agent that bought things nobody approved. Written after-action report within a week.
Bundled with a Board AI Oversight Briefing, the tabletop is $7,500 — $22,500 for both, usually run on the same day.
Expert Witness & Litigation Support
Consulting or testifying expert on AI system design, deployment standards, governance practice and reasonable care. Also litigation readiness: what a hold means when the evidence is a model. Conflicts are checked before any case facts are discussed.
Ongoing and portfolio
Where the work is continuous, or spans more than one company.
Annual Oversight
Quarterly board packs, an annual re-score against your baseline, incident on-call and two board attendances. Offered only to assessment clients — a trend needs a baseline.
Fractional AI Governance Lead
Two to four days a month. Owns the inventory, chairs the committee, signs off vendor diligence, and is the named contact for regulators and insurers. Six-month minimum, capped at three engagements.
Portfolio AI Governance Sweep
One framework across every portfolio company in 60 days, and a single page the investment committee can read. Each company keeps its own results, which is what makes them answer honestly.
M&A AI Diligence
What the target actually runs, what it owes because of it, and which of its “proprietary AI” is a wrapper on an API with terms that break on change of control. Sell-side variant at the same price.
Not sure which one?
Most conversations start with a 30-minute call and end with a recommendation — sometimes that none of these is what you need yet.
NEUBoard provides governance advisory services. Nothing on this page is legal advice, a compliance certification, or an assurance opinion, and no attorney–client relationship is created by an engagement. All fees are exclusive of travel and taxes.