Practical AI governance, built for insurance
Clear ownership, visibility and control around AI, so the business can use it with confidence.
Why Vogia exists
AI is here to stay, and its use across insurance is widening. Insurance is a business built on judgement, accountability and trust. As AI shapes more of the decisions the business makes, it needs the same care as any decision made by people. Many firms are adopting AI faster than their governance has evolved, leaving gaps in ownership, oversight and evidence. Vogia exists to close that gap, so AI can grow at pace and with purpose.
What Vogia is
Vogia is an AI governance business for the insurance market. It works in three ways:
AI Governance Health Check
A focused diagnostic of where a firm stands on AI governance and what to do first
The Vogia programme
Finds the AI in use and sets up ownership, governance and reporting across the business
The Vogia platform
Holds it all in one place, so it can be kept up to date and reported to the board
Behind all three sit Vogia's insurance-specific methodology and its own regulatory register, kept under regular review.
How Vogia works with a firm
Vogia and the firm work as one team. Vogia brings the structure, the analysis and the set-up; the firm brings executive sponsorship and time from the people who know where AI is used, with no new roles needed. The work is shaped around how the firm already runs, whether governance sits centrally or across the business.
Founder
Vogia was founded by Sherene Smith. She has led enterprise regulatory and data programmes, including Solvency II, designed and delivered insurance systems, and introduced enterprise-wide natural-language reporting that gave non-technical users direct access to complex data. She was solving AI-governance-shaped problems in insurance before AI governance was a category.
Sherene has also founded and grown two businesses. Her experience gives Vogia its practical, commercially focused approach. She knows what it takes to grow a business as well as to govern one.
How Vogia thinks
- Governance should help the business use AI, not hold it back.
- Vogia works within a firm's existing governance, not alongside it.
- Technical authority stays with technology and data teams.
- Ownership should sit with the people closest to each use of AI.
- Evidence should be usable, not just filed.
- Oversight should be proportionate to the firm.
- Delivery should lead to real progress, not documents in a drawer.
Clients can expect a considered, grounded approach: clear about what Vogia does, and careful not to overstate it.
Company details
Vogia Ltd is registered in England and Wales (company number 17389679) and with the Information Commissioner's Office (registration ZC260084). For enquiries, contact hello@vogia.co.uk.
Next step
If you are thinking about how AI should grow across your business, a conversation is a good place to start, whether that leads to a Health Check or straight into the programme.