Richard Feltham Journal

Bangkok: Large group facilitation photographs

Bangkok, Thailand working with Dramatic Improvement & Development for a global digital travel platform. Interactive sessions for 300+ In part drawing on content from my recently published book 'Present: Human communication at work in the age of artificial intelligence'

Podcast interview

Here I'm interviewd by Alex Bacon, discussing why learning how to learn is the key skill in the age of ai. Spotify | Apple | Amazon Scaling with Ai Leadership in the Age of AI: Why Learning is the Competitive Advantage Episode Description Artificial intelligence is changing how businesses grow, but successful AI adoption has far less to do with technology than most leaders think. In this first of a two-part conversation, Alex Bacon, founder of BrightKeel AI, is joined by com

Bangkok

Last month I joined two brilliant colleagues to deliver a suite of learning sessions for the HR function of a major global company in Bangkok, Thailand. I'm grateful to Wendy Harbutt of Dramatic Improvement for inviting me to join the team. The brief: help HR professionals step into the potential of their role and work with stakeholders in new ways. We were often working with large groups — days with 90 participants, and a day with 300. The principle driving our work: insight

Present is published.

The book is out. Present: Human Communication at Work in the Age of Artificial Intelligence is now available in paperback, hardback and ebook on Amazon. It started, as some of you know, as a doctoral thesis. It ended up as something I hope is considerably more useful — a practical guide, written for people at work, to the eight skills that make the real difference in professional communication. The argument in one line: artificial intelligence is getting very good at a great

Another year of full house and £2500 raised for Exeter Foodbank

Love being part of this. Humbug is an optimistic, hopeful, shared and joyful experience co-created with December audiences since 2017. Every show is its own journey. And that’s why we keep returning - for 161 performances (so far..). Feel so privileged that St Nicolas Priory trusts us with this beautiful historical space. Literally love the team. And the audience are amazing: this year donating £2500 to Exeter’s food bank. Thank you all who joined us this year. Love & kindnes

Giant puppet parade

Burn the Curtain produced a spectacular community lantern parade with giant puppet of St Sidwella in Exeter to celebrate the onset of Spring on 22nd March. My role was MC. What a joyful event. More about Burn the Curtain here And here's a gallery of pics from this wonderful Spring event.