October 2026

Klaus Feldam, CEO and Founder of Felaris Global, has been confirmed as a member of the OECD Hiroshima AI Process Informal Task Force. The Hiroshima AI Process is the G7 initiative on advanced AI, and the OECD runs its Reporting Framework, under which organizations report how they govern the AI they develop and deploy. The task force is reviewing the first wave of submissions under Reporting Framework 2.0, with a focus on agentic AI.

The appointment adds to his private-sector seat at the United Nations Global Dialogue on AI Governance in Geneva and New York. Felaris has also filed its own report under the OECD Hiroshima AI Process Reporting Framework as a developer and deployer of AI applications, so the governance it builds for clients is the governance it already applies to itself.

"The OECD is right to put trust at the center of AI," said Klaus Feldam. "In the regulated companies I work with, AI stays in pilot until someone can show the auditor which tools are in use and what happened when one of them got it wrong. The companies that keep that record get AI into production sooner. I spent 25 years leading IT in FDA-regulated companies, and I now bring that experience to the OECD Hiroshima AI Process Informal Task Force."

For CEOs and CFOs, Felaris starts every AI engagement from the revenue and efficiency target the business has set, then builds the governance that lets AI reach that work in production: safe by design, with ethical standards, independent oversight, and controls aligned to ISO/IEC 42001. Felaris works with medical device, pharmaceutical, and manufacturing companies in the United States, the Caribbean, and Europe.

His first public session since the appointment is Trust by Design: Ethics, Transparency and the Responsible Use of AI, the opening panel of day two at CCGI's 7th Annual Global Conference, Governing AI: Leadership, Risk and Trust in an Intelligent Board, on Wednesday 4 November 2026, 9:30 to 11:00 AST on Zoom.

The United Nations Office for Digital and Emerging Technologies has added the Felaris AI Academy to its library of AI tools. The Academy joins the Caribbean AI and Data Governance Readiness Index, which was added to the same library in September 2026.

The Index is a free, public scorecard of where fifteen CARICOM jurisdictions stand on AI and data governance. It scores each country on six governance dimensions, from data-protection law and a formal supervisory authority to national AI policy, and sets the results against independent benchmarks including the UN e-government index and Oxford's global AI readiness measure. Every score links to its source with the date it was last checked, and the Index is refreshed monthly. It is available at ai.felarisglobal.com.

The Felaris AI Academy is practical, governable AI training in four tiers, from first use of the tools to certification, for people in regulated organizations in the US, Europe and the Caribbean. Courses are at felaris.ai, and in the Caribbean through PC Clinic Academy in Trinidad and Tobago.

A listing in the ODET library is not an endorsement by the United Nations. It places both tools where the people who run national AI programs already look.

Felaris Global has launched its Caribbean operating base in Port-of-Spain, strategically enhancing its services for CARICOM clients. With a focus on operator-led technology, security, and AI leadership, Felaris Global's engagements now include Interim CIO, CTO, CISO, CAIO, AI foundation services, and ERP recovery. Furthermore, the company's Zürich office extends its DACH region advisory capabilities, reinforcing its commitment to delivering truth, strength, and direction.

Felaris Global principals, drawing on their operator experience in regulated industries, contributed to a UN AI Governance submission. This submission positions AI governance within the DACH region advisory as an operator discipline aligned with ITGC, but applied to different materials. For more information, see the Felaris AI Position and Research library, including insights from our Zürich office.

Our team of experts will analyze your business to identify areas of improvement and develop a tailored plan to unlock your full poteFelaris Global has established a new office in Zürich, enhancing our direct European presence to better support clients in the regulated industries across the DACH region and the broader European market.

The Zürich office builds on existing engagements by Felaris in Germany and Switzerland, and it adds to our leadership development capabilities offered through Felaris Alpine.

Located at the heart of the DACH region, our new Zürich office plays a crucial role in shaping global medical device and pharmaceutical regulation. Many of the companies we partner with conduct their most vital work in this area. This new presence provides our European clients with direct access to expert ERP strategy and recovery, European supply chain services, quality system support, and AI advisory services aligned with the EU AI Act, GDPR, NIS2, and EU MDR.

The Zürich office joins our US base in Atlanta and the Caribbean operating base in Port-of-Spain, set to open in May 2026, establishing a network of three offices on three regulatory continents, where our principals operate where the regulated work happens.