Presents
A 3-Day Virtual Event for Compliance Professionals
The AI-Ready Compliance Officer Challenge
The real risk isn't using AI. It's not knowing where to start safely.
In three days, you'll know exactly where AI fits safely inside your compliance and CRA programs and walk away with tools you can use immediately. Built for compliance work, grounded in what regulators are actually saying.
Live on Zoom • 60 minutes a day • June 29, 30 & July 1, 2026
It's no longer a question
of if, but when
Leadership wants efficiencies. Vendors are pitching AI features. Advocates are already running your public data through their own tools and drawing their own conclusions. Meanwhile, you carry the fiduciary responsibility to protect customer data, and examiners are starting to ask new questions about how your bank uses AI.
The instinct is to wait until things settle. But AI isn't going to make you a better officer. You already are one. It will give you back the hours to do the work that actually drives impact. The real risk isn't using AI. It's being the one who wasn't ready.
Why this isn't just another AI webinar
Built for compliance, not retrofitted for it
Built for compliance work
Generic AI training teaches you to write prompts. This challenge teaches you which prompts are safe to run on a HMDA file, which tools you can put customer data into, and how to keep a human in the loop so you stay accountable for every output. That distinction is the whole job.
Build as you go
Homework between every session means you arrive on Day Three with real output in hand and a one-page AI integration plan you created. Each exercise is built around the work you already do, so nothing stays theoretical. Most trainings end with inspiration. This one ends with a plan you can put to work the same week.
Grounded in regulations
We walk through the current regulatory posture in plain language, including the questions examiners are starting to ask about material risk, scope of use, and consumer impact, so you know how AI fits inside the risk standards you already uphold.
“Lots of AI webinars out there. But very few are telling us HOW — such as setting up prompts. Thanks Linda!
Over 500 compliance and CRA professionals joined the last training. The challenge you're looking at was built from what they needed next.
The Outcome
What you'll walk away with
- At least three specific tasks AI can take off your plate this week, and a clear reason each one is safe.
- A working understanding of enterprise, off-the-shelf, and third-party tools, so you can use AI without risking customer data or drifting into shadow AI.
- A plain-language read on the regulatory posture and the questions examiners are asking.
- A one-page AI integration plan you built yourself, ready to take to management or IT.
THE AGENDA
Day One
Monday, June 29
Foundation and safety.What banks are actually doing with AI now, the guardrails that keep compliance work safe, and a hands-on exercise to identify three tasks AI could handle in your role today.
Day Two
Tuesday, June 30
Implementation. Linda and Luisa each demo a real AI use case you can apply directly to your compliance work. Homework: complete one exercise and bring your output to Day Three.
Day Three
Wednesday, July 1
Your AI action plan. Share your homework output, learn from the room, and build your own one-page AI integration plan you can put to work that same week.
All sessions are live and interactive on Zoom, 60 minutes each.
Meet Your Hosts
Two experts who've been in the room
Linda Ezuka
FOUNDER & CEO, CRA TODAY
Linda is the founder of CRA Today and the CRA Hub, with more than 32 years of community development experience focused on CRA compliance, training, and community development finance. She has led CRA programs inside large banks and consulted with banks of all sizes and their regulators. Linda also leads the Hawaii Bankers Association and hosts the CRA Podcast.
Luisa Franco
Founder & CEO, LFP Risk Solutions
Luisa is the founder and CEO of LFP Risk Solutions, with over 20 years inside financial institutions. She's been in the room when examiners arrived and when boards needed answers they didn't have. She built LFP around a single standard: every deliverable has to stand up in front of a regulator. Because credibility with regulators is earned in execution, not presentations.
Reserve Your Seat
One challenge. Tools you'll use the same week.
Three days of live training, hands-on homework, and a one-page AI integration plan you build yourself. The same rate (per person) applies for up to two bankers per institution, with a group discount for three or more.
Seats are limited to keep sessions interactive.
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