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Emma Tolhurst, independent consultant specialising in culture, communications, and transformation, joins Felix to explore the concept of the human library - and why most organisations are sitting on a goldmine of generational knowledge they're not tapping into. From reverse mentoring programmes that cost nothing to scale, to why AI is consuming transformation bandwidth at the expense of more human priorities, Emma makes a compelling case for putting knowledge transfer back at the heart of people strategy.
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