Yellowyoyo - The Lunch


Staying motivated and excited in a world of change and challenges


Yellowyoyo invites guests for T e Lunch each quarter, creating the opportunity for a small group of infl uential business leaders to informally discuss topics and themes regarding the opportunities and challenges facing them in the modern business world. Rapid change is something with which we have to deal


in all walks of life, and discussions regarding whether AI will improve, change or disrupt are likely to go on for some years to come. With technology and hybrid working transforming business sectors, how do leaders maintain a flourishing business, integrate new processes and ideas, and keep themselves motivated and excited about the future?


To fi nd out, the Yellowyoyo team – Strategy and Legacy


Director Bryan Wright, Creative Director Amanda Wright and Managing Director Al Salehian – invited Richard Foster-Fletcher, Executive Chair at MKAI; Chris Cooper, Founder and Speaker, Business Elevation; Odette Mould, Founder and CEO of the charity Harry’s Rainbow; Robert Lee, CEO of the REAS group; and Jason Sinclair, COO of Profi le Resourcing Ltd, to join them for lunch at T e Swan in Salford, Milton Keynes, to share their insights. Al Salehian began by asking how, given the at-times


negative publicity AI has garnered, the guests were using it within their organisations. Robert Lee said: “T ere’s a lot more to AI than generating


text. Recently, I heard about a system that can predict the weather better than supercomputers; and crystal designs that could become important new minerals and metals, so its potential is phenomenal. But at the same time, I don’t think tech ever solves our problems, minds solve problems, technology can help.”


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