EU AI Act Omnibus: a practical AI management system approach for U.S. companies navigating regulatory uncertainty

The EU AI Act Omnibus is changing how U.S. companies should approach AI governance, regulatory readiness, and access to the European market. Organizations developing, deploying, or supplying AI-enabled products and services need a practical path to understand their obligations, identify gaps, and start preparing now.

Join this complimentary webinar to learn why the EU AI Act matters for U.S and for a practical, high-level introduction to building an Artificial Intelligence Management System (AIMS) aligned with ISO/IEC 42001. The session will outline how organizations can define scope, identify in-scope AI systems, and establish core governance, risk, and control processes.

The session will highlight the role of ISO/IEC 42001 as an Artificial Intelligence Management System framework and prEN 18286 as an emerging quality management system approach for EU AI Act readiness. Don’t miss this compelling session!

Date: Thursday, July 30th
Time: 11am ET Duration: 1 hour with Q&A

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Presented by:

Sebastian Tetzlaff
Senior Consultant Information Security / ISO 27001 Lead Auditor / ISO 42001 Lead Auditor

Sebastian is an ISO 27001 Lead Auditor at TÜV SÜD with more than 10 years of experience in information security. He holds two master's degrees, in public administration and political science. Sebastian has led over 30 ISMS implementations, and he advises organizations on risk management and quality management while helping them digitalize their management systems. He also serves as an external CISO for medium-sized manufacturing and IT companies.




Ali Behbahani
Global Product Portfolio Manager – Cybersecurity & AI Certification

With over two decades of leadership in mission-critical industries, Ali Behbahani combines deep expertise in IT, OT, and AI to help organizations navigate the evolving landscape of cybersecurity, AI governance, and global regulatory frameworks. He works with companies to perform business impact evaluations, risk assessments, and risk mitigation planning, while assessing how their products affect individuals, communities, and society at large. In his current role, Ali leads TÜV SÜD’s global cybersecurity and AI certification programs, advancing the adoption of ISO/IEC 42001 as a responsive and ethical AI framework across industries from finance to healthcare. Positioned as both a strategic advisor and “North Star” for organizations worldwide, he develops AI policies and procedures that reduce costs, enhance trust, accelerate compliance, and foster innovation — bridging regulatory obligations with measurable business value.