AI keynotes with Steve
Make AI make sense for your audience.
Keynotes that connect AI to real working life. Steve brings practical examples, business experience and a human perspective to a subject that can feel overwhelming.
Audience, focus and delivery agreed before booking.
Make AI understandable, relevant and worth exploring.
- Understand what is changing
- Find practical uses
- Stay actively involved

A conversation people can connect to their own lives.
Discuss a theme that fits your event and audience. These starting points reflect Steve's teaching and hands-on AI practice.
Making sense of AI
Move from unfamiliar terminology to recognisable uses, possibilities and questions.
Using AI without giving up your thinking
Explore how to ask for help, bring your own judgement and stay actively involved in the work.
Leading people through the change
Consider the conversations leaders and teams need as AI becomes part of everyday working life.
The audience comes before the slide deck.
Tell us about the people in the room, the context of the event and the conversation you want to start. The photograph shows Steve at Cruise360, a conference with 900 delegates.
Agree the audience, focus, delivery arrangements, fees and timing before booking. Start with what you want people to understand or do differently.
Tell us about your audienceBefore you enquire
A few useful answers.
Can we discuss a theme for our audience?
Yes. Start with your event's purpose, who will attend and what you want them to take away. Agree the topic and format before booking.
Is a keynote a hands-on workshop?
They serve different purposes. If you want participants to practise with tools, discuss a team workshop or a separately scoped combination.
What should an organiser include in the enquiry?
The event, audience, proposed date and location or delivery format, plus the topic you want to explore. Availability and arrangements need confirmation.
Your next step
What conversation do you want to start?
Tell us about your event and the people coming along. We can start with the message that would matter to them.
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