Brandtech Group: Can GenAI Help You Grow Your Impact?
What if you had an idea, but didn’t know where to start? Could Gen AI help you bring it to life? That’s exactly what we’re going to find out. Together, we’ll take on a live challenge: creating an NGO from scratch, using AI along the way. From understanding the problem and finding the perfect name, to designing a logo, creating content, getting noticed and making things happen, we’ll explore how different AI tools can help turn an idea into action. No technical skills needed, and definitely no need to be an AI expert. We’ll share practical tips, real examples and a few tricks we’ve picked up along the way. And we’ll be honest about what AI does well, what it doesn’t, and where the human touch still matters most. Hands-on, practical and hopefully fun. You’ll leave with ideas and tools you can actually use. We can’t wait to see you!
Speakers
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Raphaëlle DaoglioGen AI Growth Project ManagerRaphaëlle Daoglio
Gen AI Growth Project Manager
Raphaëlle works at The Brandtech Group, where she helps clients scale generative AI across their teams by bringing together the right technology, people and processes. She supports organisations in turning AI experimentation into practical, everyday ways of working. Prior to joining Brandtech, she worked as a consultant as Corporate Value Associates. She is a graduate of HEC Paris and the University of St Andrews. Outside of work, Raphaëlle is passionate about opera and practices lyrical singing and the piano.
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Yaamini SinghGen AI Growth AssociateYaamini Singh
Gen AI Growth Associate
Yaamini Singh is a Gen AI Growth Associate at The Brandtech Group, the world's leading digital-only marketing group. In her role, she specialises in building agentic workflows that carry out multi-step tasks to help clients implement AI solutions. Originally from India, Yaamini is a recent graduate of the University of Cambridge, where she read History. Her studies gave her a deep appreciation for how the past shapes the present, and sparked a lasting passion for international relations. That interest led her to organise the Cambridge-India Conference, which brought together business leaders, journalists, and policymakers to discuss the future of the India-UK relationship. The experience reflected her belief in the power of dialogue across borders.