UPCOMING WEBINAR
Beyond the AI Policy: Building Trust into the Technology
December 9, 2026 • 1 pm ET / 10 am PT / 6 pm GMT
AI policies and responsible-use principles are an important first step. But how do cultural institutions put those principles into practice and build trust directly into the technology?
Join Nik Honeysett, Director & CEO of Balboa Park Online Collaborative, and Neal Bilow, Founder & CEO of Terentia, for a candid conversation about responsible AI implementation in museums, archives, libraries, and cultural heritage organizations.
Explore how institutions can address rights and restrictions, bias, human oversight, transparency, and provenance while maintaining control over their collections data.
The discussion will also introduce Terentia’s Five Layers of Trust and the role of a Trusted AI Digital Repository in turning responsible AI principles into practical, trustworthy systems.
SPEAKERS
Hear from thought leaders in GLAMP
Nik Honeysett
Director & CEO
Balboa Park Online Collaborative
Nik Honeysett is CEO of Balboa Park Online Collaborative (BPOC), a San Diego-based, non-profit consultancy that provides business and digital strategy consulting, and Information Technology support and development services for the cultural sector.
Previously, he was Head of Administration for the Getty Museum. He is a former board member of the American Alliance of Museums and the current Board Chair of the Institute for Learning Innovation.
He is a frequent speaker on a range of technical, business, digital, and strategy opportunities and challenges facing the cultural sector. His hobbies include writing short summary paragraphs about his career and referring to himself in the third person.
Neal Bilow
Founder & CEO
Terentia
Neal Bilow is Founder and CEO of Terentia, a company dedicated to transforming how mission-driven organizations manage, preserve, and engage with their collections in the digital age.
Under his leadership, Terentia has built an innovative, cloud-native platform that integrates collections management and digital asset management (DAM) into a powerful digital infrastructure. His expertise in the sector drives Terentia's mission to empower institutions with scalable, collaborative, and flexible solutions.
With over 20 years of experience in DAM, Neal has positioned Terentia as a trusted partner worldwide. His commitment to community-driven development and a highly configurable approach ensures the platform remains adaptable and future-ready for organizations of all sizes.