Breakfast Seminar
Innovative solutions to building new skills
When: May 13th, 2025
Time: 08.30am - 12.30pm
Where: Attensi Office, Southworks, 14-21 Rushworth St, London SE1 0RB
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About the event
Join us as we hear from industry leaders on how they’re using technology, design thinking, and behavior-driven strategies to create impactful and innovative learning experiences at scale.
Speakers include Alex Chalmers, Head of Innovation & Investment at PwC and Trond Aas, CEO & Co-founder of Attensi. Each will share real-world insights into how their organizations are equipping people with the skills to grow, adapt, and lead.
Following the talks, we’ll dive deeper in interactive roundtable discussions. Before we wrap up there’s time for our guests to try out different immersive solutions including VR and RealTalk, our Agentic Ai conversation simulator.
Take a look at the recap video from our last seminar.
Speakers
Alex Chalmers
Head of Strategy & Insights | Talent Development & Coaching | PwC UK
Alex drives forward-thinking strategies to elevate how people grow, lead, and thrive across the firm. With deep expertise in digital learning, instructional design, and behavioral science, Alex champions a learner-first approach. Making sure investments in talent and development are not only innovative but truly impactful. Her work focuses on making complex skills more accessible, relevant, and engaging in an ever-evolving world of work.
Trond Aas
CEO & Co-founder | Attensi
With a background in organizational development, artificial intelligence, and game-based learning, Trond Aas has dedicated his career to creating tools that drive meaningful personal and professional growth. From programming his first video game at fifteen to leading Attensi into the AI age, Trond has always been at the intersection of technology and learning.
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Date & Time:
May 13th 2025, 08:30 - 12:30
Address:
Attensi, Southworks, 14-21 Rushworth St, London SE1 0RB
The closest stations to Attensi are Southwark, Borough, London Bridge, and Waterloo. Are all within a 10-15 minute walk.
