Leadership.
Hard Truths. 
Clear strategy. 

 

Our keynotes cut through panic, PR narratives, and outdated safety advice to explain how digital systems are shaping behaviour right now, where real harm is emerging, and what practical, defensible decisions leaders can make in this moment.

 

This is not trend-spotting or hindsight commentary.

 

It is real-time risk translation for people who carry responsibility.

Presented by Kirra Pendergast or Madeleine West, we can tailor keynotes to your needs. The following is a small example:
 

Workplace Bullying in the Digital Age - How power, platforms, and permanence change harm, evidence, and accountability and why traditional HR responses often fail in online environments.
 

Digital Governance for Schools and Early Childhood Education Centres - Moving beyond “acceptable use” to real governance: foreseeable risk, social media risk management, data sovereignty, consent, procurement and duty of care. Why most policies fail, how risk actually shows up on the ground, and what effective, lived-reality frameworks look like in schools and workplaces.
 

AI Ethics and Safe Use - What ethical AI actually means in practice bias, hallucination, surveillance, student and staff risk, and how to use AI without outsourcing judgment or responsibility.
 

Human Digital Risk Intelligence - Understanding how digital systems shape behaviour, decision-making, and culture  and how leaders can identify risk before it becomes crisis. How platform design exploits psychology, why outrage is profitable, and what leaders need to understand to protect people rather than platforms.
 

Environmental Impact of Digital Systems and AI - The hidden cost of “cloud” culture, water use, energy load, data centres, and why digital safety now includes environmental responsibility.