Verses AI Addresses Management Shake-Up and Company Outlook in Feb. 18 Webinar

Verses AI outlined leadership changes in a Feb 18 webinar, with details furnished Feb 20 in an 8-K. Managers should sync messaging, update orgs and KPIs, tighten disclosures now.

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Published on: Feb 21, 2026
Verses AI Addresses Management Shake-Up and Company Outlook in Feb. 18 Webinar

Verses AI Webinar on Management Changes: What Managers Should Know

Verses AI held a webinar on February 18, 2026 to address recent management changes and the company's current status. The company followed up with an SEC Form 8-K filed on February 20, 2026 (Verses AI Inc. [VRSSF]). For managers, the signal is clear: leadership updates are now on the record, and stakeholder expectations will shift accordingly.

What Was Published

  • Transcript of the webinar furnished as Exhibit 99.1 to the Form 8-K.
  • Presentation from the webinar furnished as Exhibit 99.2 to the Form 8-K.
  • Information furnished under Item 7.01 (Reg FD) is not deemed "filed" under Section 18 of the Exchange Act.

If you need a refresher on current reports, see Form 8-K basics from Investor.gov: What is a Form 8-K?

Why "Furnished, Not Filed" Matters

Item 7.01 disclosures are typically meant to share information broadly (Regulation FD) without triggering certain liabilities tied to "filed" content under Section 18. In short, the company is informing the market and staying compliant with fair disclosure, while managing legal exposure on that specific content. Still, precision and consistency across all channels remain essential.

For context on fair disclosure, see: Regulation FD.

Manager's Action Checklist

  • Clarify roles and reporting lines. Publish an updated org chart and confirm interim vs. permanent appointments.
  • Align the narrative. Sync IR, PR, sales, and HR on one message about the leadership changes and current priorities.
  • Update governance docs. Review committee assignments, delegations of authority, and signature approvals.
  • Reconfirm KPIs. Tie leadership changes to near-term operating goals and how success will be measured.
  • Review employment and retention terms. Check change-in-control, severance, and bonus plans for triggered obligations.
  • Tighten disclosure controls. Ensure any follow-up presentations, Q&A, and internal town halls match the furnished materials.
  • Prepare an investor FAQ. Anticipate questions on strategy continuity, runway, and execution risk.
  • Run a risk sweep. Assess dependencies introduced by the changes (pipeline, key accounts, product milestones).
  • Set a 30-60-90 day plan. Define decisions, deliverables, and check-ins tied to the new leadership structure.
  • Monitor sentiment. Track employee feedback and external reactions for early warning signs.

Communication Notes

Keep updates brief, factual, and consistent with Exhibits 99.1 and 99.2. If anything changes materially, coordinate timing and content across IR, legal, and the leadership team before sharing externally. Internally, hold a short Q&A to reduce speculation and keep people focused on execution.

What to Watch Next

  • Further role confirmations or board approvals.
  • Follow-up 8-K filings if there are additional leadership moves or material updates.
  • Signals on guidance, capital allocation, and product or customer milestones under the updated leadership.

For practical guidance on stabilizing teams and decisions after leadership shifts, see AI for Management.

Original SEC filing reference: Verses AI Inc. [VRSSF] - Form 8-K - Feb. 20, 2026.


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