SPEAKING & CONVERSATIONS
Ideas worth discussing
beyond the screen.
Conversations for people making decisions about AI, technology and the organisations they are building.
PROPOSED CONVERSATION TOPICS
Start with a question
the audience is facing.
01
Artificial intelligence
From experimentation to organisational capability. A leadership conversation about where AI creates value, what readiness looks like and how to move from curiosity to practical priorities.
02
Enterprise transformation
Connecting strategy, systems and adoption. How to sequence change across technology, workflows and people — and make the intended outcome clear enough to guide decisions.
03
Technology leadership
Building judgment across the organisation. Ownership, engineering culture and the responsibilities of leaders who want teams to think independently and adapt continuously.
04
Future of software
When intelligence becomes part of the product. Questions about architecture, engineering practice and the way software may change as AI becomes a more active participant in delivery.
05
AI for founders
Making the early decisions count. A practical discussion of business problems, capability choices and the trade-offs founders face when integrating AI into a product or organisation.
06
Agentic organisations
Designing for actions, accountability and control. Where agents may fit in real workflows, how to define their responsibilities and which decisions should remain with people.
SHAPING THE CONVERSATION
Context makes
the discussion useful.
The strongest discussion begins with the people in the room: their responsibilities, the decisions ahead of them and what they should be able to take away.
For an invitation, share the audience, the proposed topic and format, the date and location, and the purpose of the event. That provides a clear starting point for exploring the right conversation.
Topics can also be a starting point for a panel, interview or a focused leadership discussion. Format and availability can be discussed directly.
SPEAKING ENQUIRIES
Invite a conversation
that moves the thinking forward.
Share the event context and the question you want the audience to explore.
