Lee Dittmar

Lee Dittmar is a forward-thinking leader whose work in artificial intelligence lies at the intersection of governance, data integrity, and business transformation. He is co-founder and president of Infinity Data AI, which is focused on engineeringthe intelligent data future and pioneering solutions to improve the accuracy, scalability, and trustworthiness of AI systems. Lee is also an A360 Fellow and a Limited Partner at Untapped Ventures.

Lee’s extensive experience working with law firms, general counsel, and regulators as an expert witness, litigation-management consultant, management auditor, and compliance advisor was inspirational and valuable in his work on The AI-Enabled Law Firm. An OCEG Fellow, former global leader at one of the Big Four firms, speaker, and author, Lee helped shape the foundational concepts of GRC and was recognized by the National Law Journal as one of the Top 50 “Governance, Risk and Compliance Trailblazers and Pioneers.” He was named among the Top 25 Consultants in the world by Consulting Magazine and one of the 100 Most Influential People in Finance for three consecutive years by Treasury & Risk Management Magazine. What drives Lee is his ability to see around corners—anticipating how emerging technologies will reshape business landscapes. His global perspective, built on experience spanning six continents and organizations from startups to the world’s largest enterprises, informs his uncanny talent for distilling complex technological concepts into strategic frameworks that executives and boards can confidently act upon.

Lee has spoken and written extensively about AI governance, AI’s risk management implications, and the challenges around enterprise data being AI-ready. Lee believes we stand at a historic inflection point where artificial intelligence will reshape every domain of human endeavor—law, business, governance, education, and every aspect of daily life. To him, AI represents more than technological disruption; it marks a new social contract between intelligence, data, and human judgment. He calls on today’s leaders—and here, especially the legal profession—to pioneer this frontier: to build the frameworks of trust, accountability, and fairness that will determine how AI shapes the rule of law itself. His mission is to help leaders harness AI responsibly, transforming not only how organizations operate but also how societies sustain trust in an intelligent age.