I help UK small charity CEOs unlock the power of AI to improve their work day; lessening their workload, improving their output, speeding up processes and making every hour super-powered.
You can expect at least a 25% productivity improvement when you're using AI consistently like I am.
Giving you more to time to breathe, more time to think and more time to lead.
I split my time between volunteering and freelancing for a select group of charities, drawing on experience from my previous management career with the likes of Lloyds Bank, UCI Cinemas, Lex Vauxhall, Egg Bank (Prudential) and British Airways Executive Club and Air Miles.
Over the past 4 years, I've been fine-tuning my approach to get the best results with various AI's like Claude, Gemini, ChatGPT and many other specialist AIs.
My weeks typically involve working with AI's on content planning, copywriting, design, photography, digital strategy, SEO, bid writing, proposals, web content, video making and newsletters.
I'm constantly learning better ways to 'prompt' (or guide) AIs - it's become an essential skill in today's landscape.
If you're wondering how people are making AI work in their charities then please drop me a line at paul@paulhugh.co.uk
My Charity Editor's Toolkit newsletter is written for charity editors from the 14 years experience I have as an editor for two small charities. I was proud to run their websites, write newsletters and support all their external communications.
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The Forgotten Empress: How Joséphine Bonaparte’s Rose Obsession Shaped European Botany
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