
Humans and AI: The Skills That Keep You Relevant
Tue 8 Sept · 13:00
Clockwise Glasgow - Coworking & Office Space
Venue events →
Similar events
View all →About This Event
A panel discussion titled 'Humans and AI: The Skills That Keep You Relevant' is scheduled for 8 September 2026 at Clockwise Glasgow, featuring five experts addressing how AI is transforming work and the skills required to stay competitive.
AI is changing work. Are you ready? Join 5 experts for an honest conversation about the skills that keep you relevant. Free to attend.
AI is changing every workplace but most people are still waiting for someone to explain what that actually means for them, their role, and their future.
Humans and AI: The Skills That Keep You Relevant is a fireside panel event bringing together five exceptional speakers from across technology, education, creative industries, and organisational design.
Hosted by Sooz Young, founder of Technology Coaching, this is a real conversation about the human skills that matter more than ever in an AI-enabled world and what it takes to stay confident, capable, and competitive.
This is the third year Technology Coaching has delivered an event at Glasgow Tech Week. It consistently sells out.
💡 ABOUT THE EVENT
Technology isn't slowing down, but the question most people are quietly asking isn't about the tools. It's about themselves. Am I keeping up? Do I have the right skills? Where do I fit in a world where AI is doing more and more? How do I navigate this change of work? Will AI take my job? How do I keep myself up to date? What does the future look like?
This event is built around those questions.
Through an honest, unscripted fireside panel conversation, our speakers will explore what's really changing in the workplace, what human skills are becoming more valuable, not less, and how individuals and organisations can navigate this shift with confidence.
No death-by-slide-deck. No jargon. Just five people who are living and working in this space, with a huge range of experiences working across different industries and sectors, working with public sector, private and corporate, charities and third sector and the arts, sharing what they're actually seeing and what they are doing to adapt to the change.
🎯 WHAT TO EXPECT
Fireside panel discussion with five expert speakers
Real stories, honest insights, and practical perspectives
Audience Q&A — bring your questions and use the Slido to ask your questions.
Networking before and after the session
A welcoming, energising space for a conversation that matters
🎤 MEET THE SPEAKERS
Rachael Arnold — CEO and Founder, Creative Entrepreneurs Club; Entrepreneur in Residence, Royal Conservatoire of Scotland
Rachael Arnold is the founder of Creative Entrepreneurs Club, a global platform for creative freelancers and small businesses, and Entrepreneur in Residence at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. With 25 years of experience working alongside creative people, Rachael has built her career on a single conviction: you can build a creative career that works for your life. As someone who is ADHD and dyslexic, she talks openly about what it means to build a business with a brain wired for creative thinking — and at a time when human connection has never mattered more, she speaks about creativity, neurodivergence, the future of work, and what it really means to build something sustainable in an age of AI.
Kevin Stewart - Design and Products Leader, Owendale Advisory
Kevin Stewart is a design and products leader with a background in complex transformation projects across healthcare, mobility, and finance. Through Owendale Advisory, he works with executive teams to help them redesign how work gets done in the age of AI and automation — focusing on the human and organisational side of intelligent transformation.
Caroline Laurenson - Managing Director and Co-Founder, TL Tech
Caroline Laurenson is the Managing Director and co-founder of TL Tech, an award-winning IoT services provider and voice app developer championing accessible smart home technology across housing, health, and social care. Caroline's main area of interest is conversational AI — she is the host of the European Chatbot and Conversational AI Summit in Edinburgh, and was named a Top 200 Women in Conversational AI at an international event in Tennessee. She is also a Non-Executive Director at North East Scotland College and runs the Women in Tech Aberdeen monthly meet-ups.
Gary Crawford - Strategy and Innovation Consultant, Owendale Advisory
Gary Crawford is a strategy and innovation consultant with deep experience leading product, technology, and leadership teams through business model transformation and digital disruption. His work sits at the intersection of emerging technology and organisational design, helping companies rethink how they operate, grow, and compete in the age of AI.
Bianca Peel - Artist and Founder, NomadAlba
Bianca Peel is an artist, creative therapist, educationalist, UN CSW69 UK delegate, and aHundrED.org SEL Ambassador and Academy Board Member. With over 20 years of experience designing and delivering holistic, trauma-informed learning experiences, Bianca's work centres on the skills that matter beyond the classroom — the human skills. She is currently co-designing an SCQF-accredited Human Skills and AI unit and leading a Women and Future Skills programme at PDA Level 7/8, wi
Description supplied by the event organiser.
Similar Events in Glasgow
View all →
£16.50Sylvia Plath, Witchcraft & Radical Poetry
Wed, 4 Nov 2026
The Glee Club Glasgow
Free EntryPlatter and Patter: Decolonising Narratives of the Brit
Tue, 25 Aug 2026
Edward House
Free EntryThe Mitchell Library Death Cafes, Glasgow: March - November 2026
Thu, 27 Aug 2026
Mitchell Library
Free EntryTalks: Caledonian Conversations
Sat, 29 Aug 2026
Glasgow Caledonian University

An Afternoon With Burlesque Legend Madame E
Sat, 5 Sept 2026
Rogart Street Campus
Free EntryThe Casual Presentation Club *Glasgow
Fri, 11 Sept 2026
The Tap Yard
More at Clockwise Glasgow - Coworking & Office Space
View all →Frequently asked questions
Humans and AI: The Skills That Keep You Relevant takes place on Tuesday, 8 September 2026 at 13:00.
Humans and AI: The Skills That Keep You Relevant is held at Clockwise Glasgow - Coworking & Office Space in Glasgow (77 Renfrew Street, Glasgow, G2 3BZ).
Entry to Humans and AI: The Skills That Keep You Relevant is free.
Tickets for Humans and AI: The Skills That Keep You Relevant can be booked via Eventbrite using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
Staying overnight?
Hotels within walking distance of Clockwise Glasgow - Coworking & Office Space.
Ad · Booking.com affiliate link

Humans and AI: The Skills That Keep You Relevant
Editorial Summary
A panel discussion titled 'Humans and AI: The Skills That Keep You Relevant' is scheduled for 8 September 2026 at Clockwise Glasgow, featuring five experts addressing how AI is transforming work and the skills required to stay competitive.
This summary was automatically generated from event data sourced from official ticketing providers.
Organiser’s full description
AI is changing work. Are you ready? Join 5 experts for an honest conversation about the skills that keep you relevant. Free to attend.
AI is changing every workplace but most people are still waiting for someone to explain what that actually means for them, their role, and their future.
Humans and AI: The Skills That Keep You Relevant is a fireside panel event bringing together five exceptional speakers from across technology, education, creative industries, and organisational design.
Hosted by Sooz Young, founder of Technology Coaching, this is a real conversation about the human skills that matter more than ever in an AI-enabled world and what it takes to stay confident, capable, and competitive.
This is the third year Technology Coaching has delivered an event at Glasgow Tech Week. It consistently sells out.
💡 ABOUT THE EVENT
Technology isn't slowing down, but the question most people are quietly asking isn't about the tools. It's about themselves. Am I keeping up? Do I have the right skills? Where do I fit in a world where AI is doing more and more? How do I navigate this change of work? Will AI take my job? How do I keep myself up to date? What does the future look like?
This event is built around those questions.
Through an honest, unscripted fireside panel conversation, our speakers will explore what's really changing in the workplace, what human skills are becoming more valuable, not less, and how individuals and organisations can navigate this shift with confidence.
No death-by-slide-deck. No jargon. Just five people who are living and working in this space, with a huge range of experiences working across different industries and sectors, working with public sector, private and corporate, charities and third sector and the arts, sharing what they're actually seeing and what they are doing to adapt to the change.
🎯 WHAT TO EXPECT
Fireside panel discussion with five expert speakers
Real stories, honest insights, and practical perspectives
Audience Q&A — bring your questions and use the Slido to ask your questions.
Networking before and after the session
A welcoming, energising space for a conversation that matters
🎤 MEET THE SPEAKERS
Rachael Arnold — CEO and Founder, Creative Entrepreneurs Club; Entrepreneur in Residence, Royal Conservatoire of Scotland
Rachael Arnold is the founder of Creative Entrepreneurs Club, a global platform for creative freelancers and small businesses, and Entrepreneur in Residence at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. With 25 years of experience working alongside creative people, Rachael has built her career on a single conviction: you can build a creative career that works for your life. As someone who is ADHD and dyslexic, she talks openly about what it means to build a business with a brain wired for creative thinking — and at a time when human connection has never mattered more, she speaks about creativity, neurodivergence, the future of work, and what it really means to build something sustainable in an age of AI.
Kevin Stewart - Design and Products Leader, Owendale Advisory
Kevin Stewart is a design and products leader with a background in complex transformation projects across healthcare, mobility, and finance. Through Owendale Advisory, he works with executive teams to help them redesign how work gets done in the age of AI and automation — focusing on the human and organisational side of intelligent transformation.
Caroline Laurenson - Managing Director and Co-Founder, TL Tech
Caroline Laurenson is the Managing Director and co-founder of TL Tech, an award-winning IoT services provider and voice app developer championing accessible smart home technology across housing, health, and social care. Caroline's main area of interest is conversational AI — she is the host of the European Chatbot and Conversational AI Summit in Edinburgh, and was named a Top 200 Women in Conversational AI at an international event in Tennessee. She is also a Non-Executive Director at North East Scotland College and runs the Women in Tech Aberdeen monthly meet-ups.
Gary Crawford - Strategy and Innovation Consultant, Owendale Advisory
Gary Crawford is a strategy and innovation consultant with deep experience leading product, technology, and leadership teams through business model transformation and digital disruption. His work sits at the intersection of emerging technology and organisational design, helping companies rethink how they operate, grow, and compete in the age of AI.
Bianca Peel - Artist and Founder, NomadAlba
Bianca Peel is an artist, creative therapist, educationalist, UN CSW69 UK delegate, and aHundrED.org SEL Ambassador and Academy Board Member. With over 20 years of experience designing and delivering holistic, trauma-informed learning experiences, Bianca's work centres on the skills that matter beyond the classroom — the human skills. She is currently co-designing an SCQF-accredited Human Skills and AI unit and leading a Women and Future Skills programme at PDA Level 7/8, wi
Description supplied by the event organiser.
📍 Venue
Clockwise Glasgow - Coworking & Office Space77 Renfrew Street, Glasgow, G2 3BZ
Get Directions →❓ Frequently asked questions
When is Humans and AI: The Skills That Keep You Relevant?
Humans and AI: The Skills That Keep You Relevant takes place on Tuesday, 8 September 2026 at 13:00.
Where is Humans and AI: The Skills That Keep You Relevant taking place?
Humans and AI: The Skills That Keep You Relevant is held at Clockwise Glasgow - Coworking & Office Space in Glasgow (77 Renfrew Street, Glasgow, G2 3BZ).
How much are tickets for Humans and AI: The Skills That Keep You Relevant?
Entry to Humans and AI: The Skills That Keep You Relevant is free.
How do I get tickets for Humans and AI: The Skills That Keep You Relevant?
Tickets for Humans and AI: The Skills That Keep You Relevant can be booked via Eventbrite using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
🏨 Staying overnight?
Hotels within walking distance of Clockwise Glasgow - Coworking & Office Space
Ad · Stay22 affiliate link
Price
Free Entry
Date
Until Tuesday, 8 September 2026
Time
EventsList curates 155,000+ events across the UK. Tickets purchased via the venue or authorised sellers only.
More Events at Clockwise Glasgow - Coworking & Office Space
View all →Similar Events in Glasgow
View all →
Sylvia Plath, Witchcraft & Radical Poetry
📍 The Glee Club Glasgow
From £16.50
FREEPlatter and Patter: Decolonising Narratives of the Brit
📍 Edward House
FREEThe Mitchell Library Death Cafes, Glasgow: March - November 2026
📍 Mitchell Library
FREETalks: Caledonian Conversations
📍 Glasgow Caledonian University

An Afternoon With Burlesque Legend Madame E
📍 Rogart Street Campus
FREEThe Casual Presentation Club *Glasgow
📍 The Tap Yard
More things to do in Glasgow
- Bookface Sip & Swap with Sophie Gravia and The Whole Package· Wednesday, 28 October 2026
- Kevin Bridges Glasgow Tickets· Friday, 11 September 2026
- Ali Stoner talks Scran - Glasgow Sauchiehall St· Monday, 21 September 2026
- David Elder Lecture Series· Wednesday, 23 September 2026
- The Long Play Sessions - Grant McPhee: In Conversation and Book Signing· Thursday, 1 October 2026
- Milngavie Library Edinburgh Festival Live Stream Stephen McGinty· Monday, 24 August 2026
- Gab 43 | A Get Together for Creative Folk· Thursday, 3 September 2026
- The Heavy Good Podcast Live!· Sunday, 4 October 2026
- History of Childhood Talk· Saturday, 19 September 2026
- Understanding Stigma: Promoting Inclusive Attitudes and Practice (glasgow city)· Tuesday, 8 September 2026
- A Night of Gothic Mystery with Jack Jewers & Jess Kidd (Argyle Street)· Tuesday, 8 September 2026
- Radical Rutherglen talk· Wednesday, 9 September 2026
- Seed Talks: How the Mind Heals the Body· Wednesday, 9 September 2026
- Meet The Gruffalo!· Thursday, 10 September 2026



