AI applied to work
Simple, practical uses for leaders, assistants and operational teams.
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANCE · AI · AUTOMATION
Save time without losing the human touch.
I combine executive-assistance discipline with hands-on use of AI tools to organise information better, prepare decisions and automate what can be automated — without automating judgement.
MY POSITIONING
The executive assistant role is evolving. I want to contribute to that evolution.
Anticipating, coordinating, filtering information and protecting decision-makers’ time remain at the heart of the role. Artificial intelligence now adds new levers: faster synthesis, better preparation, clearer follow-up and less repetitive work.
My approach is to bring these two cultures together rather than oppose them: the rigour of executive assistance and the power of new tools.
Discover my background →WHAT I EXPLORE
Useful automation
Reduce repetitive work without blindly automating what still requires judgement.
Organisation & future of work
Explore how roles, practices and responsibilities evolve alongside new tools.
CATHERINE PROJECT · IN DEVELOPMENT
An AI-augmented executive assistant.
Catherine is my practical laboratory: exploring how to prepare a morning brief, surface priority emails, add context to meetings and track next actions while keeping the user in control.
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FEATURED
Reflections on AI and work
Will AI replace executive assistants?
Why AI is transforming the profession without removing the need for judgement, coordination and trust.
Read article →Automate without dehumanising: the real challenge
What we can delegate to tools, and what we should continue to preserve.
Read article →CONNECT
Working on AI, organisation or the future of work?
I am always interested in thoughtful conversations about practical AI, automation and augmented executive assistance.
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