Five Emerging AI Risks Your Governance Policy May Be Missing
Brandi Pack on five governance gaps to revisit as approved AI platforms gain capabilities: changing behavior, data access, agent autonomy, oversight, and incident response.
Brandi Pack
Director of Innovation
Leads AI strategy and innovation work that helps legal teams translate fast-moving technology into practical operational value.
Biography
Brandi Pack is the Director of Innovation at UpLevel Ops, where she brings a bold, visionary approach to the intersection of Legal Technology, AI, and operational strategy. In this role, Brandi leads the firm's Generative AI (GAI) Management Program and plays a pivotal role in shaping future-forward solutions for both UpLevel's Advisory Team and its clients.
She also heads UpLevel's GAI Subscription Services, delivering scalable, secure, and strategic AI-powered tools that reimagine how legal departments operate. From policy design to practical implementation, Brandi helps legal teams turn emerging technologies into lasting operational value.
A frequent speaker and advisor on legal AI adoption, she is known for making cutting-edge tech accessible, actionable, and impactful.
Brandi's background spans legal operations, project management, and IT, with strategic roles at Hewlett-Packard, Constellation Brands, and Goodwill Industries. Her passion for AI innovation was sparked in 2022 when she gained early access to GPT-4 and immediately recognized its transformative potential for the legal field.
She holds a Bachelor of Science in General Business from the University of Oregon and multiple professional certifications. Recognized by organizations such as Hewlett-Packard and the Tug McGraw Foundation, Brandi is committed to thoughtful innovation, helping both the UpLevel team and clients stay ahead of the curve in the fast-moving universe of legal technology.
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