Governance in the Age of AI: Leading with Judgment, Accountability, and Speed | Ted Horton-Billard

How can leaders move at the speed of AI without losing sight of judgment, accountability, and trust?

In this episode of Fractional Frequency, we sit down with Ted Horton-Billard, attorney, advisor, author, and Owner of THB Consulting Services, to explore what it takes to build resilient, adaptable businesses in a rapidly changing world.

Drawing on more than 40 years of experience spanning the Marine Corps, law, executive leadership, entrepreneurship, and consulting, Ted shares a unique perspective on leadership, risk management, and the importance of strong governance.

Together, we explore why governance isn't just for large enterprises, how founders can build accountability without creating unnecessary bureaucracy, and what leaders need to consider as AI becomes increasingly integrated into business decisions. Ted also discusses the importance of clean data, managing bias, and knowing where human judgment must remain essential.

As the author of Beyond the Business Plan: Building Companies That Move at the Speed of AI, Ted offers insights into preparing organizations for the future while balancing innovation with thoughtful decision-making.

In this episode, we discuss:

• Lessons in leadership and accountability from the Marine Corps
• Why governance matters at every stage of business growth
• Whether you're a founder, executive, or business leader navigating growth and technological change, this conversation offers practical perspectives on making better decisions and building companies that are ready for what's next.