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Giles Turnbull
Helping organisations communicate more like humans do
Giles Turnbull is the interim Director of Communication at the Bennett Institute for Applied Data Science, which is part of the University of Oxford.23 He is a communication expert who specializes in helping organizations communicate more effectively using human-centered approaches.13
Professional Background
Giles Turnbull is the founder of "Use the human voice," an independent creative communication consulting firm he established in 2017.16 In this role, he has worked with various public sector, private sector, and non-profit organizations to help them improve their communication strategies.1
Expertise and Approach
Turnbull is known for his expertise in:
- Agile communication: He has defined the discipline of agile communication and is the author of "The Agile Comms Handbook".15
- Content design: He applies techniques from content design to make complex information more understandable.3
- Clear and creative communication: His focus is on helping organizations communicate briefly, clearly, and creatively.1
Work at Bennett Institute
At the Bennett Institute for Applied Data Science, Giles helps to make the institute's work easier to understand.3 This aligns with the institute's goal of improving people's lives through better use of data while maintaining privacy.2
Professional Network
Giles Turnbull's LinkedIn profile can be found under the username giles-turnbull-ab41.4 He is active on social media platforms, including LinkedIn, where he shares insights and updates about his work in agile communication.5
Highlights
I've just published a new website called Doing weeknotes: https://doingweeknotes.com
It brings together everything I have in my head about weeknotes, combining some old bits of writing with a pile of new stuff too.
If you've heard of weeknotes, it's not for you. But if you hear about weeknotes for the first time, and you're curious to find out more - well, it's definitely for you.
Very excited to be speaking at the The British Library next week.
The Press Play event is all about digital services in libraries, and I'll be blathering about how to communicate about library work to busy stakeholders (or as I prefer to call them, opinion-havers).
#LibraryOn
