April 2023 – Where do we go from here?

Welcome back DPiPers!

We hope everyone that was able to make it to last month’s AI-powered experiment left with plenty of thoughts for augmenting your life with the addition of artificial intelligence. Make sure you share your ideas with us on social media or better still, let us know at April’s meetup. Speaking of which…

This month’s talk: Where do we go from here?

Lizzie Benton is a culture specialist who supports organisations and businesses in developing a purpose-driven company culture and more autonomous teams.

In this talk, Lizzie will explore how ‘normal’ never really was normal, but a crazy reality we all came to accept. We will journey through more progressive ways of organising drawing from global examples, and she’ll provide you with some practices that you can go away and experiment with yourself and in the tribes you work within.

Lizzie has been recognised as one of the top 30 millennials changing the world of work and has been featured in The Metro, HuffingtonPost, Forbes and the Financial Times.

Where? When?
DPiP is now held at the fantastic, new Bewiched Fletton Quays and a short walk from Cathedral Square. Find us at Sand Martin House, Bittern Way, Peterborough PE2 8TY.

There’s plenty of parking available at the multi-story carpark as you approach Bewiched or if you continue along Bittern Way you’ll come to the Railway Siding Car Park.
Join us from 6.30pm for coffee and cake, with talks starting around 7pm.

We still want to deliver our usual mix of talks from across the digital sector and are now actively looking for new speakers.  If you have an idea for a talk please head over to https://mydpip.com/speakers-talks/

Lizzie Benton - Liberty Mind

Lizzie Benton wearing an orange jumper, holding a mug of (probably) tea.

Lizzie Benton is a culture specialist who supports organisations and businesses in
developing a purpose-driven company culture and more autonomous teams.

Lizzie has been recognised as one of the top 30 millennials changing the world of work and has been featured in The Metro, HuffingtonPost, Forbes and the Financial Times.  Lizzie is best known for her honest approach to company culture and believes in building more organisations that support our human potential.

Lizzie has worked across multiple sectors to support companies in establishing their
culture. Sectors include advertising and marketing, technology, construction, charities and not-for-profits.

Lizzie’s skills and training is based in new ways of working and self-managed
organisations. She has trained in the Netherlands and with a Swedish organisation to
learn from those who are leading the movement in company culture. Lizzie is a
Holacracy Practitioner, TuffLeadership Practitioner, and Certified Semco Style Expert.