FAQ
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What’s your background in AI?
I’m completing a dissertation in Data & AI Ethics at the University of Edinburgh, where my research explores how leaders understand and respond to deepfakes and emerging technologies. I combine this with years of communication strategy and leadership consulting. I have spoken at over 200 events about AI since 2022.
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Do you customize your keynotes and workshops?
Always. Every event and organization has different needs, so I tailor examples, stories, and practical tools to your audience and context.
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What is “ethical AI adoption”?
It’s the practice of using AI tools in ways that support human wellbeing, transparency, accountability, and real-world needs, not replacing people or creating new risks. My work helps people understand and adopt AI with clarity and integrity.
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Can you help our organization create an AI strategy or policy?
Yes. I work with leadership teams to build practical, human-centered AI guidelines, workflows, and decision frameworks. This includes responding to deepfakes and other emerging challenges.
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What size groups do you speak or train?
Everything from small leadership teams to conferences of several thousand. Virtual or in-person.
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Do you offer virtual sessions?
Yes — virtual workshops and advisory sessions are available and can be scheduled quickly.
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How do we know if our team is “ready” for AI?
If your people feel overwhelmed or unsure where to start, that’s actually the perfect time. I help teams move from confusion to clarity with simple, practical next steps.
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How can we book you?
Use the “Contact” button above — I’ll follow up personally to learn more about your event or project.
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What topics do you speak about?
I focus on AI basics and literacy, risks and opportunities per sector, practical use cases, strategic adoption, ethical decision-making, deepfakes, crisis communication, leadership readiness, and practical ways teams can use AI without losing their human judgment.
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Do you work with schools and districts?
Yes! I work with K–12 districts across North America, as well as public sector teams, nonprofits, corporate groups, and professional associations.