Highlights: Measuring Risk – AI and Cybersecurity in the Boardroom: 2nd Annual Princeton CorpGov Forum

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co-op government hosted the second time Princeton University Government Forum May 21, 2026 at the Nassau Inn in Princeton, New Jersey. Speakers included industry leaders and alumni from Princeton’s 50 years of experience, and topics included university endowments, shareholder activities, private equity, venture capital, private and public capital markets, entertainment, and college sports finance.

  • Boards are investing heavily in AI and cybersecurity despite having limited understanding of the technology and risks.

  • AI is making cybercrime easier and increasing threats such as ransomware, fraud, deepfakes, and social engineering.

  • Companies are shifting the cybersecurity discussion from technical concerns to financial risk management.

  • Businesses now expect AI to deliver tangible value through efficiency, increased revenue, and competitive advantage.

  • Panelists compared today’s AI boom to the dot-com era, emphasizing the long-term impact of AI and increasing energy demand.

  • paul haga70 years old, former chairmana capital research and management company. Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Ralph M. Parsons Foundation. board Director, Smithsonian Institution National Museum of Natural History

  • Ned Null ’76, President of Copper Beeches, Inc. Previously, ION Media Networks, ABC Studios, President of Universal Worldwide Television, Universal Studios

  • thomas courtney jr. 1986, President and CEO of Courtney Group

  • Curtis Grovier ’86, S’87, P’19, P’25, Chief Investment Officer, Star Mountain Capital

  • robert macheco Founder of Board AI Institute in 1988. Oaks Prime Family Office Managing Partner

  • John Evans ’91, Co-founder and Managing Director of Tractus Asia

  • philippe escaravage CEO of Gift Game Company in 1997

  • Kevin McLaughlin ’97, VP of Brand and Corporate Marketing, Dataiku

  • Doyle Burkett ’98, Managing Partner and Founder of Integrity Growth Partners

  • Brian O’Kelly ’99, Scope3 Co-Founder and CEO

  • Ali I. Weinberg ’99, Pensions and Investments, Contributor. Director of the HBS Club of Connecticut. Class Agent, Princeton University Annual Giving

  • Brian Kirshbaum 2002, Astra Capital Management Partner

  • james shin05, President of Film & Television, HYBE America

  • judson wallace In 2005, he became Managing Director of White Rabbit Capital. Former Princeton men’s basketball captain

  • white clayPartner, Head of New York, Longacre Square Partners

  • Lawrence S. Erlbaum, Co-Head and Partner, Shareholder Activities Practice, Sullivan & Cromwell LLP

  • John FeldmanPartner, Head of Business Law Group, Goodmans LLP

  • John Graupresident, investorcom

  • Rafique JiwaniVice President, Goldman Sachs Private Equity

  • Lisa KaplanFounder and CEO of Alethea

  • Andy Katzgeneral partner; Blumper Ventures (Sports Tech Growth Equity Fund)

  • ryan keatingIndustry Leader, Venture Services, Eisner Advisory Group

  • John PriceFounder and CEO, high ground market

  • Michael W. Robinson, chairman Montgomery Strategies Group CEO and Chief Executive Officer

  • David SchulhoffFounder and CEO of MUSQ Global Music Industry ETF (NYSE: MUSQ)

  • Karen SnowCEO of Rose & Co. Capital Advisors. Former Head of Global Listing at Nasdaq

  • Zack SwartzPartner, Real Estate Capital Markets and Mergers & Acquisitions, Vinson & Elkins LLP

  • Ken Traub, chairmanPresident and CEO of Comtech Telecommunications Corp. (Nasdaq: CMTL)

  • Patrick A. WesterhouseEisnerAmper, Cyber ​​Risk Services, Partner

  • christopher younginvestment banker, former head of M&A and proxy voting research at ISS​​

  • John Giannarone ’03, CEO co-op government (Moderator)

  • Jarrett Banks,COO, co-op government (Moderator)

  • John G. Quigley, Co-founder and former managing partner of Nassau Capital (Moderator)



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