Megan Anderson

For over 20 years, Megan has designed and delivered training solutions to improve the performance of individuals, teams and organisations across a broad range of industries; with a particular focus on the IT, Energy and Pharmaceutical sectors. 

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Megan has extensive international experience having lived in the USA, Africa and the UK.  She has worked with diverse teams and cultures in over 16 countries; addressing the many challenges of cross-cultural team-working and changes in working practices.  She is particularly skilled at navigating the complexities and conflicts that exist in these environments; providing clarity and practical solutions to resolve them.

Megan is a highly sought after expert in helping organisations adapt their working practises to unlock the opportunities emerging technologies offer: transitioning traditional face to face classroom training into live global virtual programmes; helping virtual teams collaborate more effectively and equipping leaders with the tools and skills to manage a culturally diverse, global virtual workforce.

Paul Boon

Paul is an exceptional track record in helping organisations to effectively use technology to achieve their objectives. 

Paul began his career in Electro Mechanical Engineering and early on, was recognised as someone who was able to leverage his skill in building and designing products to understanding what these needed to look like to achieve organisational outcomes. 

Experienced in all aspects of Product Management, from concept through design to development and delivery, he is particularly skilled at understanding what users of a product portfolio need to achieve their organisational strategy, and designing useable/practical solutions to achieve this. 

During his career, spanning 35 years, Paul has worked with a diverse range of organisations, including Clement Clarke, the Ministry of Defence, the NHS, British Aerospace, BP and Castrol.  He is patient, tenacious and resourceful, passionate about helping people and organisations achieve their potential.

His ability to adapt his style to fit the skill and experience levels of his audience has supported/enabled hundreds of users globally to successfully implement and use new technologies.

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Chris Bullen

Chris has been a leader in emerging technologies for the past 30 years.  He started his career at BP progressing to the Head of IT for Air BP (Northern Europe), designing and leading global software programmes across multiple countries. 

Chris then went on to establish a successful IT consultancy with an exceptional track record for providing technology solutions across a broad range of industries including Healthcare, Oil and Gas, Media, Defence, Financial Services and Charity.

Chris has a wealth and depth of technical knowledge in software development, and a unique ability to identify how these technologies can support strategic business outcomes.  A highly creative, visionary thinker; Chris is passionate about creating and implementing innovative and ground-breaking solutions to address seemingly insurmountable business challenges. With pragmatic clarity, Chris is able to translate the technology in a way that can be universally understood; enabling businesses to fully engage with the solutions.

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Joe Little

Joe Little retired after 30 years at BP Oil and Gas in 2019. In the latter 13 years in BP he was part of the elite emerging technology team called the CTO.

This was a group charged with getting out of the organization and working closely with VCs, SMEs, startups, academia and major research groups to establish the likely impact of new technologies and educate the executive and senior level leaders.

He lead several waves of technology evangelisation such as Immersive Technology (virtual worlds, gamification, VR/AR, remote operations, Digital Twins), Satellite and Robotics as well as research into Industry 4.0 and The future of the Airport.

The Virtual Worlds program was particularly successful and enjoyed around 40 different projects ranging from replacing the Global Graduate Forum with a 4 week virtual world challenge, providing 50 students with a platform to orientate themselves prior to an expedition to Antarctica as well as onboarding for new joiners. The BP Virtual Village is the subject of chapters in 2 books that he co-wrote with Karl Kapp and Tony O'Driscoll in "Learning in 3D" and "Next Learning Unwrapped" with Nick Van Damm.

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He has presented keynotes at many conferences as well as Stanford, MIT, Edinburgh Business School and IE Madrid.