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Prefer to talk? Call +1 347 223 5128
5.00 of 5
Top rated!
5 of 5
A brilliant L&D expert speaker who always gets great feedback. We asked Paul to step in for a keynote speaker who had to pull out at the last minute. Paul had less than 24 hours to prepare but was able to produce a great presentation that attracted a large audience. The delegates were very happy!
​​Tracy Shah, DirectorVenture Marketing Group Limited
5 of 5
Just wanted to say how much I enjoyed your session last week and to
compliment you on your excellent facilitation. It demonstrated what I have
sometimes thought but found hard to articulate – it is the space between words
that actually creates meaning – not the ‘absolute’ meaning of a word. Letting us
roam freely and then having the dexterity to bring back some focus was truly
admirable. Difficult concept to sell of course – most business managers would
roll their eyes, but in fact would all benefit from just such musing, from time to
time.
Karen Maxwell - Leadership & OD ConsultantKMC Ltd
5 of 5
His message has clarity. Paul takes a very no-nonsense approach and explains
complex ideas with ease. His talks inspire and invigorate the audience,
encouraging L&D towards accuracy, transparency and true collaboration.
Samina AnwarHead of Learning & Development Programmes
5 of 5
I saw Paul speak tonight and he was superb. He clearly knows his stuff inside out
and I would recommend him unreservedly based on my personal experience of
how he delivers his knowledge.
Rory Murray - Delivery, Operations & Strategy Specialist (EMEA)National Grid
Keynote by Paul Matthews:
AI may be transforming the tools we use, but the core challenge in workplace learning hasn’t shifted an inch: learning only matters if it changes what people do. This keynote exposes the long-ignored elephant in the L&D room, learning transfer, and why decades of platforms, dashboards, and now AI haven’t solved it.
Paul cuts through the hype to explore what truly drives behaviour change at the point of work. He shows how technology can either strengthen this process or quietly sabotage it by outsourcing the thinking learners must do for themselves. The session offers a clear wake-up call: if organizational learning isn’t changing behaviour, it isn’t useful learning. And if technology isn’t supporting new habits in the workflow, it’s part of the problem.
This topic can be delivered as a traditional keynote or an interactive session.
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