Raeburn Institute · Participant recruitment
Help build the UK Enterprise AI Governance Benchmark
The benchmark needs a broad voluntary cohort of UK organisations. You can participate directly or share the study with eligible organisations. Research responses remain anonymous and separate from any commercial contact.
Who should participate or receive the invitation?
- • Boards, executives and business owners overseeing material AI use
- • CIO, CTO, CISO, data, risk, legal, compliance and governance leaders
- • AI, automation, transformation, product and operations leaders
- • Public-sector, charity and non-profit organisations operating in the UK
- • Professional-services advisers able to share the study with eligible client organisations
The intended unit is an organisation operating in the UK. Respondents should answer based on their organisation's current practices rather than aspirations or vendor claims.
Ready-to-send email invitation
Subject: Invitation: UK Enterprise AI Governance Benchmark Raeburn Institute is inviting UK organisations to take part in the UK Enterprise AI Governance Benchmark, an open research programme measuring how AI governance controls operate in practice. The assessment contains 20 scored statements across ten governance dimensions. Participation is anonymous by default: the research response does not require an organisation name, respondent name, email address or phone number. Participants receive an immediate maturity score, while eligible responses will be analysed only in aggregate. Take part: https://consulting.theraeburngroup.com/research/uk-enterprise-ai-governance-benchmark/assessment Methodology: https://consulting.theraeburngroup.com/research/uk-enterprise-ai-governance-benchmark/methodology Participation does not require purchase of Raeburn services and the benchmark is not a certification.
Ready-to-share social post
UK organisations are invited to participate in the UK Enterprise AI Governance Benchmark. The anonymous 20-question assessment measures practical governance maturity across ten areas including risk classification, data governance, assurance, human oversight, agent controls, third-party governance and incident response. Participants receive an immediate maturity score; research findings will be published only in aggregate. Take part: https://consulting.theraeburngroup.com/research/uk-enterprise-ai-governance-benchmark/assessment
Recruitment safeguards
Do
Invite a broad mix of organisations, disclose that participation is voluntary, link to the methodology and encourage one informed response per organisation or governance context.
Do not
Promise certification, imply a representative national sample before the evidence supports it, collect identifying information inside benchmark responses, or make participation conditional on buying services.
Suggested recruitment channels
Use direct invitations to UK businesses and public bodies, professional networks, LinkedIn, industry associations, chambers of commerce, technology and governance communities, relevant conferences and roundtables, partner newsletters, university/business-school networks, and client or supplier ecosystems. Track outreach activity separately from anonymous benchmark responses so participation cannot be linked back to an organisation.