How AI is Redefining Strategy & Planning - with Oli Feldwick: Module 2

How AI is Redefining Strategy & Planning - with Oli Feldwick:

Module 2 - The Post Everything Era

AI isn’t just a tool—it’s your new strategic partner. But it works in strange and sometimes unknowable ways.

This 'How To' event series will range from practical techniques and frameworks for today, to rapidly changing behaviours and consumer experiences, to what this means for brand building theory and practice.

Culminating in a look at the coming age of agentic and what it might mean for strategy.

This series covers four modules:

Module 1: Working With AI (on 6th August)

Module 2: The Post Everything Era (on 10th September)

Consumer behaviours and the digital experience has already started to change through the impact of AI – changing our relationship with content, knowledge, services and devices.

We could be at a turning point, where our reliance on screens, interfaces, typing, swiping, and software is starting to decline. A new, more intuitive, more anticipatory relationship between people and devices could be emerging. This will look at howe we can keep connected to consumers and their behaviours, but also revisit the kind of relationship we want to build between humans and machines.

Module 3: The Long and Short of AI (on 8th October) - get your ticket here

Module 4: The Age of Agentic (on 5th November) - get your ticket here

Module 2 Details:

Date: Wednesday 10th September 2025

Time: 5pm-6pm BST

Platform: Zoom

Tickets*:

APG Members = £7.50+vat

Non Members = £50+vat

*tickets are non-refundable and we can’t offer catch-up sessions if for any reason you can’t attend.

About Oli Feldwick

I was, perhaps, destined to end up in advertising. Son of a planner and a qualitative researcher, my early years were spent watching ad-reels instead of postman pat. This was followed by a wasted youth of computer gaming, programming and tinkering. And then jobs in research, digital and integrated agencies. Now working at The&Partnership as Head of Innovation. As a Philosophy graduate, I worry about the ethics of advertising and think the industry is at an important turning point with digital marketing. I explored this theme in my 2016 Admap Essay, "The Uncanny Valley of Personalisation", which explored the pitfalls of personalisation in advertising and how to avoid them. I have since written a Dissertation for the IPA Excellence Diploma on “Unleashing Cyborg Creativity”. I also like trains, obscure walking tours, police procedurals and buying books that I will never get round to reading. I also cook a fabulous bolognese.