Aleks Krotoski is a pioneering social psychologist, broadcaster and journalist who examines how technology shapes human behaviour and transforms society. Her research bridges academic rigour with accessible media storytelling.

As presenter of BBC Two's "The Virtual Revolution" and BBC Radio 4's "Digital Human" series, Aleks has established herself as a leading voice on digital culture. Her book "Untangling the Web" offers groundbreaking insights into social media dynamics, while her PhD research on virtual environments has positioned her at the intersection of psychology and technology.

Aleks helps organisations navigate the complex relationship between humans and technology by identifying how digital transformation affects workplace culture, customer behaviour and social dynamics. Her background in gaming, education technology and social psychology provides a unique framework for understanding how technological shifts create both challenges and opportunities for businesses adapting to digital-first environments.

Audiences leave Aleks's presentations with practical strategies for humanising digital interactions, evidence-based approaches to technology adoption, and fresh perspectives on fostering meaningful connections in increasingly virtual spaces. Her blend of academic research and real-world application empowers leaders to make more informed decisions about technology implementation.

Book Aleks for an enlightening exploration of how technology is reshaping human behaviour and learn how your organisation can thrive in our increasingly connected world.