Founding Members

Lead the future of
responsible AI innovation.

Founding membership is a limited time opportunity for individuals to help launch the Digital Trust Council. Demonstrate your AI leadership by supporting our mission to incentivize more responsible AI innovation that people can trust.

Are you an organization interested in becoming a founding partner? Reach out to partner@digitaltrustcouncil.com to learn more about opportunities for organizations to support our mission.

Become a Founding Member

One-time donation. Founding Membership is an honorary supporter recognition program of Digital Trust Council, Inc. Participation demonstrates support for our charitable mission and does not confer legal membership in the corporation, voting rights, governance authority, or any ownership interest. Founding Membership does not grant any influence over the Digital Trust Council's work including its organizational priorities, research, evaluations, or outputs. Founding Members are subject to Digital Trust Council Code of Conduct and Conflict of Interest policies. Founding Members may receive recognition and opportunities to engage with the Digital Trust Council community, as determined by the organization from time to time.

What you get

Events

A seat at the table

Invitations to networking events with the global DTC community of responsible AI leaders.

Early Access

Be in the know

First look at DTC research and Trust Index products, ahead of public release.

Recognition

Your name on the record

Founding Member feature on our website and inclusion in the DTC Annual Report.

How it works

Make your one-time contribution.

You'll be taken to a short form to confirm how you'd like your name listed.

We'll follow up by email with event invites and early research access.

Digital Trust Council, Inc. is recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as a tax-exempt organization EIN 41-3050499 under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Contributions to Digital Trust Council, Inc. are deductible as charitable contributions to the extent permitted by law. Donors should consult their own tax advisors regarding the deductibility of contributions.