Everything you need to plan your event with James.
Intros, keynote descriptions, tailored versions for your audience, and the full AV and stage list — in one place, ready to copy into your run of show.
How to introduce James
For your MC or host to read before James walks on. Need a written bio instead? There are three lengths on the bio page.
Standard intro
About 45 seconds read aloud
Our next speaker has spent his career where new technology meets real people. He led emerging platforms at The LEGO Group, founded and sold the voice AI company Vixen Labs, and today runs ThreePoint, an AI enablement firm helping organisations put AI to work with clarity, ethics and purpose. He has delivered more than 250 keynotes around the world, and his book, AI at Work: How to Build a Full Stack Organisation, is published by Bloomsbury. Please welcome James Poulter.
Short intro
About 15 seconds, for a tight run of show
James Poulter is the founder of ThreePoint, an AI enablement firm, a former innovation lead at The LEGO Group, and the author of AI at Work, published by Bloomsbury. Please welcome James Poulter.
Signature keynotes
Choose from the sessions below. Each can run as a keynote, a workshop or a fireside conversation.
Keynote
Typically 45–75 minutes, with optional Q&A
Workshop
Hands-on, half or full day
Fireside chat or panel
Interview-style, moderated or on a panel
Virtual
Live keynotes and webinars for remote audiences
Full Stack: Navigating the Changing Shape of Work in the Age of AI
Based on AI at Work, this keynote explores how AI is reshaping roles, teams and whole organisations — and how to prepare people for it. Audiences learn how to redesign work for human–AI collaboration and build organisations that thrive, not just survive, as agentic working arrives.
Leading AI: The AI Nervous System
A practical framework for moving beyond AI experiments. Like the human nervous system, an AI-ready organisation needs a brain (intelligence), a gut (intuition and ethics) and hands and feet (execution) working together. Ideal for leadership teams ready to build capability that lasts.
Wrestling with AI Ethics
A thought-provoking guide to the ethical questions every organisation now faces — from sustainability and carbon footprints to digital twins, deepfakes and the legacy our choices leave. Audiences leave with practical tools for making good decisions about AI in an uncertain future.
Control-Alt-Delete
A framework for reinvention drawn from JP’s time at LEGO and Amazon Alexa: take control of what you can, listen for the signals, explore alternatives, think diagonally — and have the courage to delete what no longer serves. For teams facing disruption and ready to unlearn.
A keynote in your audience’s language
Faith-based, education, nonprofit or a specific industry? Pick a keynote and your audience to get a title and description in their vocabulary. Copy it straight into your programme — no need to wait for a bespoke write-up.
1. Keynote
2. Audience
“Full Stack Ministry: How to Put AI to Work in Faith-Based Organisations”
In this session James Poulter, author of AI at Work (Bloomsbury) and founder of ThreePoint, the AI enablement firm, will help ministry leaders understand how AI is transforming the world of work — and what it means for churches, ministries and faith-based organisations.
We’ll explore the impact agentic working is already having on staff, volunteers and congregations, what it takes to build a full stack ministry, and how to equip people to work alongside AI without losing what makes the work human.
Speaker requirements
Share this with your AV team. Every venue is different — if something here isn’t possible, just tell us and we’ll work around it.
Stage & presentation
Wireless headset microphone
Preferred, as James moves around the stage. A lavalier works as a backup.
High-top table on stage
James runs the presentation from his own laptop, so it needs a home on stage.
HDMI input at the high-top
Feeding the main screens. 16:9 projection or LED.
Wireless presentation clicker
Power at the high-top
For the laptop charger.
Audio from the laptop to house sound
Some sessions include short video clips.
Confidence monitor
Nice to have, not essential.
Workshops
Tabletop whiteboards or flip charts
One per table, with dry-erase markers.
Sticky notes and pens
Reliable Wi-Fi for attendees
Hands-on sessions use laptops or phones.
Cabaret-style round tables
Groups of 5–8 work best.
On the day
Tech check before the session
Around 15 minutes, ideally before doors open or in an earlier break.
A named on-site contact
Someone James can reach on arrival.
A secure place for belongings
Green room or office during the session.
Water on stage
About slides
James doesn’t submit slides in advance. AI moves fast, and he updates content right up to the session so your audience gets what’s current. If you need something for a holding slide or the event app, we’re happy to send a title slide and the session description.
Recording & livestreams
If you plan to record, livestream or share the session afterwards, let us know when booking so we can confirm the details with you.
For your programme and promotion
Official headshot
High-resolution, 2026. Free to use in event materials.
Download ↓Written bios
Short, medium and long versions (100, 200 and 400 words), copy-ready.
Go to biosBooks for your attendees
Add copies of AI at Work for every attendee, with a signing after the session. Ask us about bulk orders.
About the bookBooking & logistics
For availability, fees and event details, contact the team for your region.
Direct
James Poulter
jp [at] jamespoulter.co.uk