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Cha'Von K. Clarke-Joell works at the intersection of digital systems, human resilience, and ethical governance, with a particular focus on how technological systems drift from intended use and create human harm beyond compliance thresholds. Her work examines how AI, data governance, cybersecurity, and digital transformation impact identity, behaviour, trust, and decision-making in real-world contexts.She has held senior public-sector roles in data protection and digital governance, including serving as Assistant Privacy Commissioner (Innovation) at the Office of the Privacy Commissioner for Bermuda. Her experience spans advisory, leadership, and capacity-building roles across governments, universities, and international organisations, often supporting contextual testing of technology risks that traditional audits fail to surface.Clarke-Joell is the founder of CKC Cares and co-founder of The TLC Group of Companies. She teaches and lectures on AI ethics, digital governance and strategy, global sustainability, and executive leadership, and is known for integrating creative inquiry with human-centred risk assessment to address harms, use-drift, and ethical blind spots in complex digital systems.
""A clear and compelling read that brings to life what's emerging with AI and how individuals and organisations can respond. The book combines practical frameworks, exercises, and reflective tools to support leadership development and responsible engagement with AI. The Digital Twin Self journey, in particular, offers a structured and accessible starting point for navigating the AI landscape."" Fiona Hiscocks, Thrive Change
